She got arrested for that and for trespassing on the apartment property several times, eventually she got tired of being arrested and disappeared. 

Pretty much reminds me of this scene from arrested development https://youtu.be/a5uyw2HeLPU“That way we have it do we have it” lol

They literally said a warrant for my arrest would be issued.. over grass.

We are still in it for the long haul, even after fires, drug busts, shots fired, dogs, cats, arrests, abandonment, lies and several other things.

It works great if your goal is to get arrested. 

Some of our criteria includes having a credit score of 600+, no prior evictions or felony arrests, and no history of collections.   

If you checked someone out and found out that they were arrested for theft in 2007, but they were never convicted, how would you proceed?  

If ANY of your tenants get arrested for any reason they won't be able to pay the rent and if those tenants really are selling drugs the cops might destroy the apartment trying to find them and then they won't pay you a dime for it. 

Her only option was to evict them which I think would be the better option then having them arrested.

What are the obligations of a California SFH family of owners who rent the attic (which is one big finished bedroom with private bath) out to a single man who went missing the 2nd of the current month we now find out he was pulled out of his rental car and extradited from California to New York on a warrant out for his arrest for a DUI accident that happened 2 years ago.Details of the accident not that have a keen interest but for what its worth will share his story: victim, a retired man, who sustained a brain injury 2 yrs ago from that incident, has apparently taken the turn for the worst and decided to press new charges for new medical costs and decline in mobility/quality of life, stress, anxiety etc for the accident 2 yrs ago which insurance paid out but victim wants the settlement amount (175k) a second time over?