Let them call the police and see that NOTHING happens.

I wouldn't need to evict him, the police could remove him that same day. 

It's just not something that's likely to happen.Fortunately, we had a police department that took harassment seriously, and they'd either call the harasser on the phone and explain how they could get arrested, or they showed up. 

He never mentioned the incident to anyone nor did he file a police report.

Now people are literally running police out of the city such as Capital hill.

You can't sit in your official vehicle on the town square and binge on donuts as a police officer.

I also made a police report.Now, he left his furniture and I would like to know the appropriate action I should do before I get rid of the furniture? 

As a former police officer, I know neighborhoods very well, so that also helps.

This based on real life experience... police calls... complaints to building department... etc., etc.Good luck.

The rush in development along Lyons Ave is for the purpose of erasing its extremely bloody history.2nd Ward is the most family friendly of the three.... because it is "policed" by your friendly neighborhood Banditos chapter whose families live there and (ironically?)