You're not even secure in your house anymoor

[grixit]

https://www.dailydot.com/irl/moorish-so ... me-tiktok/

Woman shares bizarre standoff with an extremist group trying to steal her home in 49-part TikTok series
A man claimed the house she purchased was his 'ancestral home.'
Brooke Sjoberg

Brooke Sjoberg

IRL

Published Jun 20, 2021 Updated Jun 20, 2021, 9:00 pm CDT

The past few days have been absolutely wild for New Jersey resident Shanetta, or @regblackgrl, whose bizarre standoff with Moorish Sovereign Citizens has gripped audiences on TikTok.

Shanetta began posting videos to her account on June 18, showing the Newark, New Jersey SWAT team pulling up to a home adjacent to the one she was recording in. She explains in the video that the cops are pulling up to the home she owns, as she waits inside her neighbor’s house. Her first two videos documenting the SWAT raid have over 325,000 views.

“[A man trying to take her home] basically changed the locks yesterday and he moved in,” Shanetta says in the video.

Demo posted this on Twitter. Sadly, Demo seems to have outgrown us.

[JamesVincent]

You're not even secure in your house anymoor

I see what you did there.

[The Observer]

One Moor house hijacking in New Jersey.

[JamesVincent]

One Moor house hijacking in New Jersey.

Not sure that the law Moors claim would be maritime law.

I remember the case in Maryland. There's actually a nice little infestation of them here, they pop up in the news on occasion. I even had a friend have to go court over someone espousing Moorish gibberish. Unfortunately Anne Arundel County courts do not put decisions online, only the outcome. So if you want to see what happened you have to take your happy little self down to the courthouse in Annapolis, request the file and pay for copies. Never was that interested, got better things to spend money on.