This is exactly why decent, honest, reasonable people…..buy guns. The pity is, they don’t use them enough. American business has emptied society of its ethics. Now, like on the Frontier, we are down to one.

Few Americans keep up with the corruption by Banks, while Law Makers turn a blind eye, some even protect/defend the banks criminal conduct. Well Obama has take aim on the problem and putting his ducks in a row. This conduct done to this lady has been done to homeowners all over the US. Many people followed the Banks lies and left their homes. Banks don’t have homeowners deeds/ signed names illegally and overcharged interest over 1000 per cent. Obama asked Americans don’t leave your homes but many followed the GOP/Banks and left. The DOJ is finding more crimes committed by the Banks as the banks shareholders have filed lawsuits before the DOJ files theirs.

Well, Anthony, my first thought on reading this is–I would have got out my gun and only then called 911.

This is really bad and is going to lead to some hapless mortgage co. employee getting hurt–they’re trying to make a living too–and some homeowner within his/her rights dealing with the guilt of shooting a fellow human being.

Well said, and you can bet if the situation was reversed an employee of the bank would shoot the woman dead for breaking into the bank for whatever reason.

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I’d have just shot the intruder and called the police. It would’ve been chalked off as a justifiable homicide, and THEN I’d have sued the bank together with the family of the dead intruder and used the settlement cash to pay off the home free and clear.

Dillinger, the patron saint of the banking industry, is smiling.

Why don’t these scumbags try that at my house? Maybe it’s the sign out front that says, “This Home Guarded by Smith and Wesson Three Days A Week. You Pick The Days!”

Eric S – - Good Plan. Great Plan!

Don’t shoot the guy. He was just doing his job. Instead pass out in fear have back pain, sue for mental problems, lack of sleep, nightmares etc.

dont give a ratsass who you may represent -
threaten me in any way and i will put neat quiet holes in you.
i dont call 911. this is your brain on america.
jp morgan the century’s largest , most diabolical
plot that ever was . profits up 85 %
folks- just before you snap and go suck a shotgun..
ask yourself-is there anybody i should be taking with me?

A guy was killed a few years ago at a Safeway store after taking a pack of cigarettes and fleeing. The guards chased him down outside, put a choke hold on him, and killed him.

So why was this “intruder” not arrested? Did the bank also own the police dept? …just a lucky guess.

The “thug,” or “intruder,” was likely a contractor who was operating from forms provided to him by the bank. He probably assumed that everything was kosher, since he had documents claiming that he was performing a legal action. He is as much a victim of the bank’s criminal actions as the homeowner. What if he’d been shot? This is all on the bank’s head, and heads should roll.

Well I would have pulled out my machine gun and before even asking questions, I would have blown this guy into next week.

THEN, I would have called. Yeh, that’s the way to do it. Kill first ask questions later, it’s The American Way…

I’d shoot the thug with a 45 and THEN sue Chase for mental anguish and legal costs.

Why is this intruder not filled with 000 pellets? About six rounds worth!

That works, but I’m a big fan of 12g 000 myself.

ROFLMAO. Now there is a man with a plan.

A 12 guage shotgun is the most powerful shoulder fired weapon you can buy.

It is more powerful than a .357, 44 mag, 7.62, 30-30, or a 30-06. In real world tests firing at the side door of a car, NO weapon was capable of reliably penetrating the door and most didn’t penetrate it at all. All of the test ammunition was “armor piercing”. At best they made shrapnel inside the car

A cheap 12 guage mossberg with a slug went in one door… through the ca…r and out the other door. Every time.

Don’t let the movies fool you. If it absolutely, positively has to be destroyed overnight… Bring a 12 guage. Select load some 00 buck rounds and drop the bad guys spraying the air with high velocity rounds.

A shotgun is more accurate within the maximum effective range of most hand guns even if the shooter knows what he is doing… which your average home invasion guy don’t.

And most important… always make sure there is blood spray on the inside of the house.

So will the local prosecutor be prosecuting this breaking and entering? Was the man armed? This is property crime and possibly a violent crime.

So will the local prosecutor be prosecuting this breaking and entering? Was the man armed? This is property crime and possibly a violent crime.

Still a breaking and entering. If he went to jail, that would probably dry up the opportunity for the bank to hire others for this crime.

Still a breaking and entering. If he went to jail, that would probably dry up the opportunity for the bank to hire others for this crime.

Those who live by the sword shall die by the sword.

All the 12 gauging BS aside, the story makes some interesting disclosures. Ally Financial, B of A, and JPMorgan-Chase are allegedly suspending foreclosure actions. That’s because their employees are not only out of control, but doing illegal actions to assess mortgage status on masses of home mortgages. Eric Holder announced “a probe into foreclosure practices.” That alone bodes against any real consequences for the giant banks running foreclosure assembly lines.
A full blown criminal investigation is what the nation needs for these greedy bastards who have destroyed our economy and are collecting six, seven and eight figure bonuses on top of their bloated salaries.

Yeah, well… the sad reality is that many who don’t live by the sword shall die by the sword as well. Methinks the guy who keeps a sword by his side and uses it judiciously has better odds.

The banks get richer and everyone else suffers. its the American way im afraid!

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“Attorney General Eric Holder held a press conference to announce the Department of Justice would be carrying out a probe into foreclosure practices at mortgage banks, The Hill reported.”
Attorney General Eric Holder? The same Eric Holder who helped Chiquita Inc. escape punishment for its hiring of rightwing death squads to enforce its businesses in Colombia?
Yeah, I’m sure Holder will be very hard on the banksters . . .

And a real investigation of the banks, with enforcement and punishment, is exactly what this country isn’t going to get.
You forget who owns the government.

Birdshot is probably more apropos for anything but the sticks. Makes a mess up close, but doesn’t kill the neighbors.

Got one myself. Have you ever shot deer slugs? Wicked. I mean just plain wicked!

I would’ve grabbed a golf club and cracked the guy…ask questions later. The bank lied when they said the home had no utilities…yet it had utilities running. Did you catch that in the article?

I’m not saying that to be funny, if someone broke into my house, I’d fear for my life and crack him with a golf club or something. I wouldn’t be “askin’ him questions”, I’d be swinging the golf club. Out of fear for my life.

Well, this is the corporate American that the republican support. Welcome to conservatism

Not quite.If the bank had given him documentation to perform a job at the house he is in the clear. He had no intention of breaking into a person’s home. His only intention would have been to change the locks. Generally, a criminal act requires a guilty mind; one knows what they are doing.

Who ever signed the lock changing order could possibly be charged. It is doubtful though. They could just claim an honest mistake. A court might even think it was a civil dispute and not a criminal one.

The guy is lucky he didn’t meet a baseball bat though. Or worse.

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Well, then there is this:

…City has ordered gas turned off at parent sit-in for library”…

http://journals.democraticunderground.com/madfloridian/6788

Then, before that:

Why Firemen Let That House Burn Down

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/07/opinion/07thu4.html

Kristallnacht……..

“The news comes as lawmakers in Washington grow increasingly alarmed over allegations of foreclosure fraud in the wake of the housing collapse.”

So “alarmed” in fact that they closed up shop and went home to run for re-election.

Anyone who believes that our bought-and-paid-for Congress has any intention of ending the great American bank robbery (that’s where banks do the robbing), I have a number of houses in Florida I would like to sell you. None of which I have title to, but then why should I be different.

A criminal act requires a guilty mind?

Tell that to the 14-year-old goatherd in Gitmo incarcerated there for the past 8 years — because a village elder tried to rape him, couldn’t manage it and denounced him as a terrorist.

It won’t matter if Obama signs this law. It passed both houses last week with a voice vote, and no questions asked – possibly the first law to do this since the obstructionism started.

Bank foreclosure cover seen in bill at Obama’s desk

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6955YX20101006

Golf club? You don’t live in Texas.

If this keeps up, it’s only a matter of time before garbage companies have to add Dead Bank Thug pickup day to their routes.

The census was only the first volley in the “what happens when they send their reps to our doors” game…

…or Pennsylvania.

If you knock on my door I’ll answer it. If you break into my home, I hope your widow and survivors will join my lawsuit against whomever sent you there. Sorry… the well-being of my family is too important for me to try to ascertain the reasons you’re there before I safeguard my loved ones.

There is a claim that there is no illegal intent in taking physical ownership of the houses, so there is no crime. But that does not hold legal water. The banks are not only negligent, they are acting with depraved indifference when one person signs off on 10,000 mortgage foreclosures in a month. It is obvious that they are making no attempt to verify that they own the mortgages, or that the properties are even mortgaged. Such failure is indeed criminal, and the participants in these home invasions, including the executive authorizers, should pay the full price of imprisonment.

My sentiments exactly. Me and my 3 dogs do not like late night, unannounced thugs intruding on our beauty sleep, and will take appropriate measures. Seeing as my dogs do not speak english, no questions will be asked.

Remember the statement that ignorance of the law is no excuse? If what you say is true — if a guilty mind is required — it would nullify the ignorance of the law provision.

That is, one can be ignorant of a particular law, do something that violates it, and be prosecuted for that violation. It’s common knowledge. And, obviously, you didn’t have a guilty mind because you weren’t even aware of the law.

They’ll use the same old excuse they always use: a clerical error. BULL COOKIES

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It’s a simple mistake!
We voted all these clowns in, both dems repbs.
Too bad teabaggars are taking all that corporate money.

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If the agent was armed, which is likely in some of the states, it should be deemed attempted armed robbery.

Their fine should be, at a minimum, reimburse the victim for the full value of the home. If they owe, it’ll be paid off. If they owe little, they’ll get cash.
That would convince the banks to be more careful next time.

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Maybe not. You may have noticed, jobs are pretty tight these days. The banksters pay good money for their contractors to do this shit. There’s alot of people that won’t ask questions. If one guy won’t do it, another will.

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“In yet another sign that the foreclosure crisis in the US may be getting out of hand,” …two years into this crisis, the “official” start of the crisis anyway, and things “may be getting out of hand”? Things were out of hand since before the [official recognized] beginning! And the mainstream press now states things like, oh…” people are just beginning to catch on to widespread fraud within the foreclosure crisis” … even though millions of us have first hand experience. Some of you earlier advocated for the homeowner’s right to shoot/kill the bank agent. I am glad he wasn’t shot. I really am. We need his testimony. Either in court or in interview.

Full value of the jhome will only pay off a small percentage of what is still owed on the mortgage

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If they try that in Texas, simply shoot the thugs down! That’s what the new home defense law is for.

He’s committing an illegal act. Doesn’t matter if someone ordered him to do so. Or else that would become a popular legal defense for every Mafia thug!

If they tell him to break inot a house, he should ask for their court order first and check if its valid. And if they don’t have one, refuse the job. Unverifiable documentation by the bank doesn’t mean anything. If someone working for the bank doesn’t apply due diligence to verify that the order is legal, that’s his own fault, and dumb trust should be no legal excuse.

He’s an accomplice. Dumbness is no legal excuse.

the large amount of the illegal acts already known, and the probably larger one that hasn’t become public should be reason enough to prosecute banks under the RICO act. They are criminal enterprises, nothing less.

“fear for my life” is an important point that you should tell the police afterwards. Also, when hitting the guy with the club don’t forget to shout “help! Murder!” so loud that the neighbors can hear you. And after the thug dropped to the ground, check if he has his screwdriver, a dangerous weapon, still in his hand. Make sure everyhting is according to the law!

My, what a civilized society we live in. You get such a great choice of weapons depending upon how much you like the guy.

The story above was wrong, a guy came to change the locks on a house that hadn’t been foreclosed on. Discussing the best way to kill someone is sick.

If you want to mess someone up with a deer slug, start with yourself. Outside please.

That’s no excuse for criminal activity. Or else they would be no poor people in jail.

Investigative journalists should check if some of those bank hired thugs have already been killed in regrettable cases of self defense. Regarding the scale of this criminal activity, it’s probable at least some people defended their homes against the thugs. Wouldn’t be surprised if the banks stayed mum about their role in some strange cases of burglary.

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You got it right with the mossberg. Prefer 000buck though. 3 inch mag throws 14 9mm balls every time you pull the trigger. Alternate in the magazine tube with hollowpoint slugs.

People, if someone is breaking into your home, they are not coming in to kiss you hello. Shot them dead. Don’t miss. Get a gun, load it and have it ready. They should have knocked. And there is no doubt that the Chase thug saw a car in the drive way or heard a t.v. or radio inside. Who knows, when the cops get there, the thug may have had a knife in his hand, ahmm

People, if someone is breaking into your home, they are not coming in to kiss you hello. Shot them dead. Don’t miss. Get a gun, load it and have it ready. They should have knocked. And there is no doubt that the Chase thug saw a car in the drive way or heard a t.v. or radio inside. Who knows, when the cops get there, the thug may have had a knife in his hand, ahmm

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It’s too bad Nancy didn’t have gun and blow his brains out. she would have been justified and he would be nicely dead!

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My thugs were stalking the house weeks prior to going in when we were away and putting personal items on the street.

Wells Fargo tried to sell my home at a foreclosure sale even though we were up to date on our mortgage payments and had receipts to prove it. It took several frantic phone calls, some at 5 am, to convince Wells Fargo that the right hand didn’t know what the left was doing. We saved our house from sale less than 48 hours prior to the sale.

What is doubly ironic is that a few weeks earlier we were approved for a loan modification.
This whole episode was shameful. Two good people (my wife and I) were made to feel subhuman for doing the right thing and paying our mortgage.

If you can, don’t do business with Wells Fargo.

Many, many thanks to Stacy Reed, our modification person at Titanium Solutions, the loan mod people. Thanks to her guidance we are still in our house. She is a genuine good person

The solution is to think things through before you pull the lever.

If anyone knows a surefire way to keep a person from lying, please let me know. I have been waiting all my life.

I wish I had your restraint.

Fact is, I am tired of getting fucked by corpporations.

Apparently, I am not stoic enough.

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Ahhh, Texas, where they constantly look for steers…or queers.

“Drive friendly.”

These financial institutions don’t want their people getting killed by their customers.

Bad press, you know,

He is a willing accomplice.

Basic common sense: Do not participate in anything where you do not know 100% of the facts.

Happens all the time- in reality.

I agree. Several years with a psychologist has showed me that communication is the best path.

Physical violence is different. You take your chances.

If there is a compromise, at least this one seems somewhat sane.

As long as they are fully aware of their situation and willfully participate in it.

Florida doesn’t need a court order for a repossession. About half the States don’t need a court order. If the repossession is challenged, it is up to the home owner to challenge it. The other State do require a Judge to sign the repossession.

That is why they were changing the locks. Even though they do have to file the information with the court, recently the banks have been found filing fraudulent and false documents.

Very true and I agree. The downside is the number of politicians who are in the pockets of the banks.

Several States have started investigations and their courts are refusing the bank’s documents.

Seeing the agony my in-laws are going through with Wells Fargo is the same. Fortunately Indiana requires a Judge’s signature before a foreclosure can be repossessed.

The story we are reading puts the lie to that. There IS no such thing as a compassionate bank. Banks can care less about bad press; they already run the government and all the government regulators. What could a bad press possibly do to them, get some ineffectual politician to bad mouth them? Besides, this guy is NOT a “bank employee.”

Bad press is not very scary to big money; they own the press.

I have to call bullshit here. In order to get these contracts from a bank, you have to be licensed & bonded. If you have a criminal record, you often can’t do that. Certainly, there are some who weasel their way through the cracks in the very shaky system, but show me the statistics if you’re going to make a claim that “many of those burglars already have a criminal record.”
Also, despite the popular wisdom that ignorance is no excuse, I expect you’ll find that courts do in fact cut some slack for people acting in “good faith.” If your employer, who is in a position to know, tells you something is okay, and you don’t have an obvious reason to doubt, a reasonable prosecutor would drop charges against the dupe, who could be considered as much a victim as the homeowner, and hopefully go after the real guilty party; the lying rat-bastard banksters who sent him.
That said, it should be obvious to the contractor that a house with people in it is occupied. It takes no effort to ring a doorbell before you break in to change locks, and for people who do this regularly, they’d have to be dumb to not check and cover their asses. There could be someone with a gun behind that door!
I call the contractor here stupid, & just trying to get paid. I call the banksters criminal.

Who do you work for? Do you know 100% of the facts of what your boss is up to? Have you looked into all the regulations relating to your line of work? Are you certain that all his record-keeping is in order, all his taxes are paid properly, all the waste from the business is disposed of properly, etc, ad nauseum? Of course not! You expect that your boss, who runs the business, keeps up with all that. It’s not your job to know, and when you hire on, you make a good-faith agreement. If your boss turns out to be a crook & you have no idea, how is that your fault?

Good luck for them.

My 48 year old brother lives with me because even though he has a telecommunications degree, he was unable to find work in Indiana.

I lived in Indiana for 13 years. Tell your in-laws to turn off the light when they leave.

Best of luck with your in-laws and tell them not to give up.

Hey America. They’ve taken your children. They’ve taken all the spoils of your labour. They’re coming for your homes, and anOTHer bailout.Some fluoride with those freedom fries?

I don’t work. I am 100% disabled. I don’t have to worry about knowingly or unknowingly being involved in someone else’s misdeeds.

Being a human, I do not have 100% insight. No one does.

I have to rely on my own judgement. It is not always 100% accurate, but i would hazard a guess, based on my life experience, that is 95% accurate.

My only job these days is too look at things without a jaundiced eye as often as possible.

Again, based on my life experience, I am doing okay.

The locksmith has a choice whether to participate or not in an activity he or she knows may not be ethical or legal. By participating, he accepts part of the responsibility for the consequences.

He or she is not compelled to participate. It is a matter of choice, as are the consequences.

Does the name Russell Allen or Allen Russell aka L & R ASSociates out of Boulder, CO ring any bells? That’s the con that Washington Mutual hired to change our locks and clean out/vandalize our house in 2004 when in fact it was NOT in foreclosure. We have a copy of the work order that WM issued. Over $40,000 worth of our furniture, household items and family heirlooms ‘disappeared’ and two cars were towed and put up for sale…So this is nothing new, this has been going on for years!

It’s a sad state of affairs. To me, it’s very close to lawlessness if people can lose their homes without a court review. And instead of making it easier for the banks to foreclosure on a property, without having to provide evidence they actually own it, the trend should be in the opposite direction, safeguarding the homeowners! Because else there will be even more fraudulent cases. Without the banks being held responsible, and managers being prosecuted, nothing will change for the better!

The rule of law is out the window in the US.
It’s now rule of men and corruption. The US has lost it’s way.
However, if we actually stood up to this, it wouldn’t happen.
Time to water the tree of liberty! The federal government won’t give an inch…we must take it…We The People OWN the federal government…
so how is it we allow them to be our slave-masters to control and surveillance us as their cattle?!? SAD!

“In order to get these contracts from a bank, you have to be licensed & bonded.”
Really? Can you show some evidence for that, pls? Is there a legal requirement, maybe?

Sorry… I hit “Like” accidentally. One does not have to know 100% of the facts if one has a contract to enter an “unoccupied” home and, upon arrival, sees unmistakable signs that the home is not unoccupied. Cars in the driveway, lights and televisions on, people actually in the house, etc., should be a pretty clear indication that the house in question is, in fact, occupied.

In Indiana, and a few other States, it would be trespassing if they tried to change the locks. Almost half the States don’t require a Court Order to take back the property.

Florida doesn’t require a Judges signature. All the bank need do is file the paper work with the county or court and then the home owner needs to start the court action to stop the foreclosure. It was this action that allowed the bank to sell a home that someone had paid cash for and owned outright.

I’m sure it’s no comfort being disabled, but you apparently have more freedom than alot of people who have to work to support themselves and their families. I am basing my statements on the knowledge of a friend here in Oregon who does this kind of work for banks. Mostly he cleans up trashed houses that have been foreclosed or abandoned, but he also gets the orders to change locks. He hates the work, hates the banks, hates having to witness the misery and ruined lives, but he has 3 kids to support, 2 of whom have serious disabilities. Sure, he has the option of quitting this line of work, but with unemployment in this area over 10%, that would be sentencing his family to homelessness, and his kids possibly to death.
Ultimately, what I am trying to say to everyone on this thread who seems eager to find an excuse to kill someone, anyone, is to look to the real guilty party; the banksters who happily condemn (tens, hundreds of-) thousands to poverty while they buy new yachts with their bailout money.
I don’t know what the house mentioned in the article looked like, if there were cars in the drive, etc. I think the contractor in question was pretty dumb to do his job without looking into things, and right or wrong, he could have been killed by a vigilant homeowner, but the guilt of the crime here is firmly on the shoulders of JP Morgan Chase, let us not forget that.

That’s very true, Artor, but it doesn’t change the fact that if someone broke into the home wherein reside my wife and children, when he could just as easily (MORE easily) have knocked on the door, he would be one very dead motherfucker. As you stated, he might need the work, but if he’s the one doing the B&E, he’d better make damn sure the house is unoccupied.

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The banks do not have the right to force their way into any locked home, foreclosed or not. If the home had been properly foreclosed, the local police or sherrif’s department would have seen to the eviction of the occupants, and the bank would hold the keys. The last I checked, if you’re locked out of your home, you’re supposed to hire a bonded and insured locksmith, who should refuse to act further if working on behalf of any sort of company or professional interest if there are any signs of occupation of the home until the police can be contacted and proper ownership/occupation of the premises thoroughly established, even if that requires several days to complete.

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People are saying that this thug breaking into houses is “just doing his job” and that it was all an innocent mistake. Absolute hogwash!

If you really are trying to repossess an unoccupied house you CHECK a few things first. Have a look at the electricity meter, see if it is ticking over, have a look at the water meter, check round the side for a car, see if the letterbox is full of junk mail, actually KNOCK on the front door and call out a few times, ring the doorbell ffs. If the house happens to be occupied, then vacant repossession is impossible so you politely inform the occupier that the bank is in the process of foreclosing and sent you round to see if the place is still occupied. Then you say goodbye and update your paperwork.

Any thug breaking into houses without even doing a few basic checks only has themselves to blame for what happens next.

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This is to make others aware of the -NJ HOME OWNERSHIP SECURITY ACT OF 2002- C.46:10B-22 “HOME OWNERS INSURANCE AND PROPERTY TAXES ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. NOT ALL CREDITORS PROVIDE ESCROW SERVICES FOR THESE PAYMENTS. YOU SHOULD ASK YOU CREDITOR ABOUT THESE SERVICES”
The big BANKS take the liberty to create / add ESCROWS to mortgage payments
They made the decision on their own with out consulting owners and are creating serious hardships by doubling the mortgage payments LEADING TO FORECLOSURES
Is this how the big banks make profit? Is this how the big banks pay back the working class that has bailed them out with hard earned tax dollars? This is unfair and quite possibly illegal. IF YOU HAVE FACED SIMILAR CIRCUMSTANCES, please comment. We need to align ourselves against these ILLEGAL PRACTICES.

Chase forced place a tax escrow without advising me and increased my payment by 70%. I’ve always paid the taxes on my own. Can anything be done?

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