Squatters come back for revenge after being driven out of Las Vegas home

six after a man chased away some

squatters

with a baseball bat, they came

back

with a vengeance that night,

back

to you all whose couch he ducked, these

squatters

came back with a vengeance and now an all out war has broken out in this valley neighborhood. 13 Action News Reporter Tom Jorge lives near Desert Inn and Maryland Parkway with the latest and Tom, this is really crazy. Both versions saved the neighbors here have no idea what else to do. They already tried to drive out the squatters with a baseball bat. They got the county to

come

kick them. but they say that the next day they came back and one even tried to attack them, so now they are putting up these signs all over the neighborhood to let them know that they might be there sleeping right now, do you know what they do?

I know Nick masalas has never formally met his next-door neighbors, lots of hay, but don't expect him to roll out the wel

come

mat. of this house with a baseball bat and the county covered it up, but Messala says as soon as the cameras went off and the crews left that night they came back with it, they all moved to the couch and all kinds of things there, they can even I saw the ledge they were able to climb on and even some furniture through the front door and they came back with a vengeance when the neighbor who called 13 Action News initially came back to try to take pictures and one of the squatters chased him. almost broke down his door Burnett makes that guy part of my language, but the subway for an entire year identified that suspect as Lewis, a 28-year-old layman wanted for attempted robbery and

home

invasion.

I mean, that's ridiculously heartless and that guy should go to jail in Meanwhile, the neighbors got together to post these flyers that we already received, we have cameras that they were putting up to let them know that they're watching after the free rides, in fact, It never started, not here, now we look at a notice left on the door that says. It is owned by a bank in Dallas It is owned by Fannie Mae We called their office in Dallas and they say they try to hire local people to make sure the property stays in good condition until it can be sold We gave them the address and a link to our other story so they can investigate while neighbors say they will attend a community meeting with police tomorrow to try to do something reporting live Tom Jorge 13 Action News