ML-Implode News - Dozens of Police Evict Georgia Family at Gunpoint at 3am

Four generations of a Georgia family were evicted at gunpoint by dozens of sheriffs and deputies at 3am last week in an Atlanta suburb. TheÂ eyebrow-raising eviction, a foreclosure action, might have been another anonymous descent into poverty were it not for Occupy Atlanta activists who tried to help the family stay in Christine Frazer's home of 18 years. Â
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Frazer said that she did not expect the sudden eviction, because she had been challenging the foreclosure in federal court and her attorney had been negotiating with the lenders.
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Davis said the lender that pursued the eviction, Investors One Corp., was not the holder of her latest mortgage in the DeKalb County assessor's office. Apparently, an Indiana bank that sold the loan to Investors One is still listed as the last lender of record on the property. That discrepancy in property records might prove to be enough legal grounds to reverse the foreclosure and entitle Frazer to punitive damages--because Investors One executed the eviction without legal standing as the recorded loan holder.

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In the meantime, DeKalb Sheriff Brown is unrepentant about Occupy Atlanta, saying he does not trust their claims of being nonviolent.

"What I didn't want to do was to put a whole lot of people in my jail who wanted to be in my jail, at $53.50 a day, which is a burden to the taxpayers," he said, "because somebody wants to make a statement that in their minds that corporate America controls 90 percent of the wealth in these United States of America. Whether that is true or not, I don't know and I don't care. I have a constitutional responsibility to uphold the peace."

Yeah, "upholding the peace" on someone's private property, acting on a clouded eviction order. At least we know one sheriff who will not be joining any "local sovereignty" movements.

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Dozens of Police Evict Georgia Family at Gunpoint at 3am