This is a civil matter and the police will not get involved. 

They probably are.Back to damages, when I am going over the lease with the students I stress the term "jointly and severally" and how that means that if their roommate's friend punches a hole in the wall EVERYONE pays for it, I try to make the kids police themselves so I don't have to.

You will find that police are pretty nice people most of the time and when confronted with evidence and facts... they are usually pretty much just people...All said, doi whatever works for you.

If nothing happens to the police, watch out.

The police know our address by heart since they have been over so many times by complaints of neighbors and myself.

If it will move, uphill if necessary, then call local police to have towed. 

If we do get access I am thinking that we should get a  Police drug dog to go through the house with us .

I'd call 911 and let the police deal with her. 

That being said, there are a few counties in Indiana that believe the demo/municipal liens are a policing practice that does not get removed through Tax Sale or Quiet Title.

I'm a police officer and I've been contemplating getting my real estate license to further enhance my knowledge of real estate and get a better grasp at developing markets/buy and hold strategies/ and or rehabbing/flipping.