Squatter Sues Homeowner for $500K, Blames Activist
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Shadija Romero, a notorious squatter in Washington D.C., is suing her former homeowner for $500,000, claiming luxury items disappeared after her eviction. Romero, who originally booked the property through Airbnb, requested an extension and offered payment via an app, ending Airbnbs protections for the owner. She has a history of squatting in D.C. properties, filing court motions, and seeking housing vouchers to live rent-free. After a judge ruled she had no tenancy rights, Romero is now suing a local activist for $30,000, blaming her for the missing items. Court proceedings continue this week, as this squatter saga unfolds in D.C. housing courts.
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