Black Farmer Forced Out of His Home by Police Despite Owning the Deed

Background of the Dispute

• 💡 The story concerns Derrick Williamson, a Black farmer who was previously forced out of his home by the Hardy family, who he was in business with.
• 📌 The Hardy family allegedly took over his home, and due to their connections to judges and police, they were able to seize his property.
• ✈️ Ironically, James and Janet Hardy, the couple who allegedly stole Derrick's house, later died in a plane crash in Covington, Georgia.

Attempted Reoccupation and Police Intervention

• 🏠 In the current update, Derrick Williamson attempted to reoccupy his home in Morgan County, Georgia, which he possesses a deed to.
• 👮 Police arrived and attempted to remove him, claiming he did not reside there, despite his assertions that it is his home and his property.
• 📜 Williamson stated he has a Supreme Court ruling, his cars are registered there, and his license is tied to the address, yet officers insisted he did not live there.
• 🚫 He asserted his constitutional rights, demanding a warrant and refusing to leave his private property, emphasizing that he is a resident and the property is his.

Legal and Constitutional Arguments

• ⚖️ The police stated that for the family living in the house to be evicted, an eviction notice was required, which is correct.
• ⚠️ However, they also applied this logic to Williamson, implying he also needed an eviction notice to be removed from his own home, which the speakers argue is a misapplication of law.
• 🚫 Police are not permitted to engage in civil disputes, and this situation was characterized as a civil dispute, not a criminal matter.
• 🗣️ Williamson claims his constitutional rights were violated by the Morgan County Sheriff's Office in conspiracy with the Hardy family and corrupt county judges.

Challenges and Potential Legal Action

• ✊ Williamson alleges he has been arrested, stolen from, assaulted, hospitalized, traumatized, and discriminated against.
• ⚖️ He believes the color of his skin played a role in the police department's actions and their disregard for their oath.
• 🔍 The primary challenge has been finding local counsel willing to take the case due to potential repercussions from adverse judges in the jurisdiction.
• 🌐 Efforts are underway to find representation outside of Morgan County for Williamson to pursue legal action against the officials involved.