However, it can be 'arrested' and ownership force ably transferred via marshaling IN REM. 

She filed a complaint against the officers because they didn't arrest me for trespassing and throwing away her garbage she had in the walkway!

. #1 it's illegal, if the tenant can prove what you did, you'll get sued at best, or maybe arrested for theft or criminal mischief.

Trying to rent a property to another and then have the real owner show up would probably get you arrested in Wyoming.

If it was my house, I would change the locks with deadbolts, secure the windows, and let the police know someone had been squatting in my house so that he could be arrested when he came back and kicked the door down.

Because of their violent history and arrests, I don't want to have to go back to the unit to let these low-lifes back in to pack and move.

The other thing is that if you tried to Evict a month by month tenant like you described with your type of "Lease" here in Tampa, the Judge could have you arrested for breaking the Florida law or fine you and let the tenant stay there forever.

I have yet to have a stripper apply that didn't have a lengthy arrest record (generally drugs and prostitution) that disqualified her long before her source of income was considered.  

First of all the burden is not on the private citizen, the police can knock, break down your door, arrest you, and generally whatever else they want to do, this doesn't make it legal or in any way acceptable, and you should pursue damages in the case that they police are at fault. 

So the local arrest search might fail to find anything, but he could be arrested somewhere.