The only way she can get him out is go to court (assuming there is no violence between the two  and even then she would have to call the police and go to court.)  

For example, I have worked with Cincinnati Police Federal Credit Union, for which you have to work in public safety, or be related, to become a member.

Police officers and so on.The property owner is retiring and has the property paid off.  

My wife is a police officer and I am an active duty Marine.

I understand some cities will put you on auto-dialer and make fine threats, and that the police assist in removing signs, so Friday evening to Sunday evening still isn't safe. 

How about this one:http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/02/21/police-tenants-killed-landlord-lived-with-body-for-two-weeks.htmlYou bump off your landlord and then live with the dead body for two weeks (!?!)

Were police involved? 

Things of this nature will be affected heavily on whether the tenant is present (god forbid, the sheriff will most likely find some reason to arrest to em and then he or she sits in a police car while you throw their personals out) hopefully they will be released on scene and able to get help over there with a moving truck, if not he or she will leave to rent a moving truck or trailer, this is not an opportunity to be an ******* and throw all their stuff in the trash.

Local police department? 

Right in front of the 2 police officers, I walked in and said, "nothing of value left behind in this house.