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A landlady says her tenant's son lived in a camper on her property and consistently harassed her; after multiple eviction attempts, things boiled over into a physical altercation involving pepper spray.
A landlady says her tenant's son lived in a camper on her property and consistently harassed her; after multiple eviction attempts, things boiled over into a physical altercation involving pepper spray.
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