Credit: WBFF FOX45 Baltimore YouTube screenshot A Maryland woman got violent with a local reporter outside a Frederick courthouse earlier this week for daring to ask about her alleged activities involving homes occupied by squatters.

As WBFF reported, Kaniya Washington has used an Instagram account called nayomisavage to feature several advertisements for weeks, including a video tour of homes that are allegedly occupied by squatters. And she allegedly collects money for helping squatters take over other people’s homes.

“She’s advertising squatter homes,” one female, who said she was connected to a Northwest Baltimore City home by Washington, told WBFF. “She does this for a certain fee, and she’ll move you into somebody’s property that’s not yours, which is about my case.”

Spotlight on Maryland viewed a video posted on Washington’s social media account of an inside tour of what the property management company said was taken from inside the home. The management company said they never authorized Washington or others to gain access to the property and notified the Baltimore Police Department (BPD) of an unlawful entry.

BPD said that the occupation of the Northwest Baltimore home was a civil matter since a lease was provided.

Mike Haskell, who actually owns the property, revealed that the family took over the home without authorization. According to WBFF, Haskell discovered the squatters after potential buyers noticed a suspicious moving truck in the driveway . . .

if the courts in this country operated like they should, all squatters would be arrested for breaking and entry, and any agent would be an accessory to the crime.

we also seal eviction records and keep giving court continuances, enabling them to do steal again from someone else

Tony, with all the underhanded things this woman is doing I doubt she cares about breaking another rule.

Still can't believe that it's only a civil matter.

So will burglars now carry a lease in their pocket? They get grabbed by the police and flash the fake lease only to be given a court date to decide if they were in the house illegally?

Police always say it is a civil matter these days, no matter what "it" is.

I'm a bit confused on the subject line (where it states RE Agent...) but the information shared doesn't say anything about the person being a Real Estate Agent.

I understand that there are "laws" that you may have to be a licensed agent to do (blah blah blah) but if they are breaking the law by doing what they are... do you really think they "care" if they aren't a licensed agent? And if they ARE a licensed agent then they should get their license revoked.

How is the court or police, etc indicating that they are in a lease if the person that was signing the lease (the "agent") isn't or doesn't have anything to do with the property legally?