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Salman V.
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Sheriff Refused To Do Eviction - Social Services Called

Salman V.
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  • Chicago, IL
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I have a property in Cook County, IL. The Sheriff came out to do the eviction. Because the tenant is disabled and bed ridden they refused to do the eviction and called social services. Now they are working on relocating the tenant. Has anyone else dealt with this? 

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Salman V.
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Salman V.
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I'll post an update to this thread so other people have it as a reference. 

If you have a disabled tenant the sheriff will not do the eviction the first time they come around in Cook County, IL. 

They will reschedule the eviction to another 6 weeks out and bring out an ambulance. Then they will move the disabled person to a retirement home. 

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