NYC Homeowner Arrested for Unlawful Eviction After Confronting Squatters

A homeowner in Queens, New York, faces legal challenges after attempting to reclaim her property from squatters, highlighting the complexities of squatter rights in the city.

New York City homeowner Adele Andaloro was arrested for changing the locks on her own home to remove squatters, underlining the legal protection squatters receive after 30 days.
Neighbors express outrage and support for Andaloro, with some calling the squatters 'disgusting' and offering to sign a petition to help.
Police intervention led to the arrest of Andaloro for unlawful eviction, emphasizing the requirement to handle such disputes through housing court.
Squatters claim rights to the property, complicating efforts to reclaim the home and leading to a potential 20-month legal battle for Andaloro.
The incident has sparked a broader discussion on the rights of homeowners versus squatters in New York City, with many calling for a reevaluation of current laws.

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