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June 20, 2020 / detroite

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Victory! Thank you so much to those who helped. Th Victory! Thank you so much to those who helped. The Bohanens themselves want to thank all who helped their struggle. We will still be at the precinct today at noon to announce this victory and plan ways to continue this struggle against evictions in Detroit.
The Detroit Police have threatened another family The Detroit Police have threatened another family with eviction. On Thursday, April 15 at 12:00 p.m. we will protest the local police precinct station at 13530 Lesure in Detroit to call for the eviction to be called off. Please join us. The Bohanen family began renting their home on 9325 Littlefield in January of this year. They signed a lease, paid a security deposit, and paid four months of rent at $800 a month. Detroit police officers visited the Bohanens at their home and said that they were contacted by the owner of the property, who claimed that the lease the Bohanens signed was fraudulent and that they were trespassers. The police told the Bohanens that they had until Wednesday, April 14 to move out of the property. No court case has been filed against the Bohanens, no judge has reviewed the facts, and no court order has been signed. The Detroit Police Department has repeatedly stated that its policy is for officers to not get involved in eviction disputes, and to tell property owners to go through the court process. Despite this, Detroit police are violating their own stated policies to evict a family which includes a young child. The Bohanens are not squatters. At worst, they are potential victims of a scam artist. We are running shifts watching the house as much as we can. If you can, please come out and watch the house and alert us if you see police or eviction activity. The police said they would wait until at least tomorrow (Thursday April 15) to come back, but we are running a skeleton crew to watch the house today (Wednesday April 14) just to be safe. We need volunteers. Contact us if you have any questions. Call the Detroit Police Department at 313-596-2520 and tell them to call off the eviction at 9325 Littlefield. Join our anti-eviction vigil at 9325 Littlefield. If you see any police activity or apparent eviction occurring at the home, please contact us as soon as possible. Contact us at 313-530-0216 or detroitevictiondefense@gmail.com. Visit us at detroitevictiondefense.net. We are also on Facebook and Instagram.
The Detroit Police have threatened another family The Detroit Police have threatened another family with eviction. We are running shifts watching the house as much as we can. If you can, please come out and watch the house and alert us if you see police or eviction activity. The police said they would wait until at least tomorrow (Thursday April 15) to come back, but we are running a skeleton crew to watch the house today (Wednesday April 14) just to be safe. We need volunteers. Contact us if you have any questions. The Bohanen family began renting their home on 9325 Littlefield in January of this year. They signed a lease, paid a security deposit, and paid four months of rent at $800 a month. Detroit police officers visited the Bohanens at their home and said that they were contacted by the owner of the property, who claimed that the lease the Bohanens signed was fraudulent and that they were trespassers. The police told the Bohanens that they had until Wednesday, April 14 to move out of the property. No court case has been filed against the Bohanens, no judge has reviewed the facts, and no court order has been signed. The Detroit Police Department has repeatedly stated that its policy is for officers to not get involved in eviction disputes, and to tell property owners to go through the court process. Despite this, Detroit police are violating their own stated policies to evict a family which includes a young child. The Bohanens are not squatters. At worst, they are potential victims of a scam artist. Call the Detroit Police Department at 313-596-2520 and tell them to call off the eviction at 9325 Littlefield. Join our anti-eviction vigil at 9325 Littlefield. If you see any police activity or apparent eviction occurring at the home, please contact us as soon as possible. Detroit Eviction Defense is a coalition of tenants, homeowners, union members, community advocates, and allied groups united in the struggle against foreclosure and eviction. We believe that affordable housing is a human right, the foundation of a viable community. Contact us at 313-530-0216 or detroitevictiondefense@gmail.com. Visit us at detroitevictiondefense.net. We are also on Facebook and Instagram.
Unity March against illegal police evictions! Unity March against illegal police evictions!
This Saturday at noon at the Detroit Police Headqu This Saturday at noon at the Detroit Police Headquarters at 1301 Third Avenue in Detroit! Join us! Come out for a unity march against evictions carried out by DPD! Residents Continue to Come forward to tell their own stories of Detroit Police Carrying out Evictions. They Demand: 1. Fire Police Officers Who Help Landlords Evict Tenants 2. Create & Implement City Wide Changes and Supervision 3. Hold Landlords Accountable Audit Police Involved Evictions and Make the Findings Public 4. Compensation for Every Victim
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