The new law, which goes into effect in July, makes squatting a misdemeanor offense. Intruders could face a $1,000 fine and up to one year in jail, or both

Squatters return to Georgia House candidate's $450,000 home just hours after bonding out of jail: 'This is the worst criminal activity I've ever seen'

By Daily Mail ——Bio and Archives--May 7, 2024

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A Georgia candidate for state house says that a group of squatters who'd been arrested at his $450,000 home have returned just hours after making bond to escape jail.

Police arrested six squatters who took residence in the home after they stole a neighbor's car this past Saturday. ---More...

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Daily Mail——Bio and Archives

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The new law, which goes into effect in July, makes squatting a misdemeanor offense. Intruders could face a $1,000 fine and up to one year in jail, or both

Squatters return to Georgia House candidate's $450,000 home just hours after bonding out of jail: 'This is the worst criminal activity I've ever seen'

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