Good luck,, If the man used a credit card without authorization, then call the police, even if it was awhile ago, file a report, get print out of the credit card charges for the report, and notify the credit card company,  This happened to me basically, a guy took my elderly mom's card, he had done some work in the house,, 2K worth of charges, I filed report with police, notified credit card company, and the credit card company took off the charges and police / card company worked out payment plan with the offender,, he was also a former inmate..  

The moment someone enters any hallway or main room the alarms triggers silently, calls me and calls the police.

Then the police department calls, then the tenant calls stating that she had been requesting repairs of an electric socket in the living-room and the PM never came out to repair. 

The police won't issue a restraining order unless there is violence.

You might actually need to remind the Police and Prosecutor of this.

I'm getting older and don't need so much excitement in my life seeing police cars in front of one of your proprties is never much fun.

Population and job growth declined 1% over the past year; however, many new developments have just been built including John Deer Sales center, Massive Family Dollar, New police station across from MHP, and more. 

I am curious if any of you who buy homes at auction have ever reported an owner who stripped a house to the police?

I believe I have a solid case as other tenants have filed police reports.

IF you only have one property, there is not much additional value in having separate polices.