The police will not force entry, but they will be there to make sure no one "gets hurt".

Unless you've witnessed illegal activity, going to the police probably won't do much.

It was terrifying because he's younger and larger than me, so I called the police and they told me how to take out an Emergency Protective Order against him.

First thing I would do is get a copy of the Police Report on the break in.

When I say crazy, I mean it was to the point that lawyers, the town and the police were involved and when I went to pick up my sign and lock box the day of the closing, I was packing a .38 in my pocket.I want to die pulling babies out of a burning orphanage. 

Your best bet is to probably call the police or not renew the lease. 

Also, I wonder if local police may be able to help assist confronting him and escorting him off the property as well.

Block doors, harass the sheriff, burn the police station, courthouse, whatever.

I am a local Real estate agent and a full time police officer and I have been wanting to buy my first property.

For example, you might let the coaches know of issues that instead of having to go to police about disturbances ect you would be willing to let them know first.