You guys can't post your IG name on the forum section...you know there are BP police out here.  

The statistics in both Canada and the U.S.A. over the last couple of decades indicate the opposite: in situations of separation/divorce and child custody it is more common for the man to leverage the fiscal imbalance between his income and the woman's to prolong proceedings and force financial hardship on his ex-partner and their children or, for the man to simply be a deadbeat and abandon his children.My wife carries out research in this area, much of the domestic violence, police and court statistics paint a very dour portrait of the behaviour of men.  

Police have frequented the property on many occasions for calls of domestic violence and burglary.

They had to use a crane to pull it back.The police came, collected evidence and I hope her insurance will pay for the car damage of the other tenant.I served them immediately with 3 day notice.

Could be construed as misleading, like telling someone your a police officer and your not.

This is also an example of the self-policing BP does. 

Where were you 2 weeks ago to police the Internet?

Is it worth vetting further (pulling court records and/or police reports?)

Make sure you get a lawyer whose expertise is in eviction because I am pretty sure that is what you are going to have to do.For the house arrest I would check with the local police, is that even a real thing?  

Threats/domestic issues are none of your concern, she should be calling the police not her former LL.