6 suspected squatters arrested outside $500K Atlanta home less than 2 weeks after new law criminalizing squatting took effect

6 suspected squatters arrested outside $500K Atlanta home less than 2 weeks after new law criminalizing squatting took effect


Six suspected squatters were arrested outside an Atlanta-area home worth more than a half-million dollars — and thanks to a new law, they may soon be gone for good.

“This is the worst criminal activity I’ve ever seen in my life.”

The house at 4300 Caveat Court in the Hampton Oaks neighborhood of South Fulton, Georgia, was supposed to be vacant. It’s estimated worth, according to Zillow, is $518,400.

But on Christmas day 2023, several squatters allegedly took advantage of the vacant home and moved in as though they owned it. Neighbors knew no one should be living in the home, but there was little they could do about the alleged squatting because at the time, Georgia law treated squatting as a civil matter.

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“The ringleader, we see him

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