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I reacted to the shocking footage of a D.C. tenant brandishing a baseball bat to deny her landlord legal access to the property. This viral Capitol Hill standoff is the ultimate example of how "tenant-friendly" laws in the District can be weaponized against property owners. While D.C. law requires a 48-hour notice for entry, it does NOT give a tenant the right to commit a felony assault in the hallway.

In this video, we analyze the D.C. Housing War:
The Right to Enter: Under DC Code § 42–3505.51, a landlord must provide 48 hours' written notice for repairs or inspections. A tenant cannot "unreasonably prevent" access for housing code abatement.
The Criminal Reality: Pulling a bat is "Assault with a Dangerous Weapon" (DC Code § 22-402). This is a felony carrying a potential 10-year prison sentence, regardless of whether the landlord was actually struck.
The Eviction Trap: We discuss why D.C. is one of the hardest places to evict, even for "illegal acts" like assault. Often, landlords are stuck in a multi-year battle while the tenant pays zero rent.
Accountability Fail: Why the Metropolitan Police (MPD) often fail to file charges in these housing disputes, leaving landlords to face the threat of violence alone.

Watch my full reaction and tell me in the comments: Should a tenant who pulls a weapon on a landlord be evicted immediately, or do "Tenants' Rights" still apply?

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