ACORN Vandal Arrested

The other day I had the story of ACORN activists who broke into a foreclosed home to try and "liberate" it for the former owner. The vandal-in-charge declared that "this is our house now". Wrong:

Police in Baltimore today made what is believed to be the first arrest in a civil disobedience program aimed at supporting homeowners who refuse to vacate their foreclosed homes.

An activist with ACORN — the Association of Community Organization for Reform Now — faces criminal charges after breaking into a home in southeast Baltimore on Thursday to protest the foreclosure crisis sweeping the country.

"This is our house now," ACORN member Louis Beverly reportedly said after cutting a lock with bolt cutters at the home.

Beverly will be charged with fourth-degree burglary, according to Anthony Guglielmi, a spokesman for the Baltimore Police. Attempts to reach his attorney, Justin Brown, were not immediately successful.

Donna Hanks, who owned the home since 2001, lost it in September when she couldn't make her $1,995 mortgage payments. It was not immediately clear whether Hanks re-entered her home last week, but she was not expected to be arrested, Guglielmi said.

Beverly anyone starts feeling sorry for Donna Hanks, check out Michelle Malkin's research on her and her foreclosure case. The word "victim" doesn't apply to this lady. She's been scamming for awhile.