I addition to the report, we take pictures at both move-in and move-out and provide the tenant with a DVD.I would also suggest doing the move-out inspection, but, as Marcia stated, bring a witness with you ... if you are really concerned the fellow may be armed, you could hire an off-duty police officer (around here it costs about $30).  

Sometimes local police records will come up.  

I called the local PD, Sheriff, and State Police, not interested.

(the police have told him this and that it would be a pretty "easy case"....)This is in a small very blue-collar town where people do not have money.

She wouldn't let them enter and ended up calling the police and fire department for a gas leak.  

Did she file a police report about the crime in progress?

Let your insurance know what happened and if and when you are sued, let the insurance company take care of it.Probably, the dog bite would need to be reported and in that case dogs usually must go to doggie jail for observation, mine did, and you can track down where the dog was sent and from there you can find the owner of the dog, unless they just bailed on the dog too.Without a police report or report of the incident to proper authorities, the one bitten has little to goon for any claim, I wouldn't worry about it myself.

I put this police because I had a stupid tenant who thought she was the biggest **** and would call me screaming "I need it now" on the weekends or late at night..

If they harrass you, call the police.

This message may seem ironic, and I'll probably get blasted by you or others that think your experience gives you justification to put others down, but in the interest of policing ourselves, you were out of line, and your follow up was just as bad.Let the beatings begin!