SANTO DOMINGO.- Influencer and YouTuber Gary de Arriba, who promotes destinations in the Dominican Republic, said he is returning to the prosecutor's office today seeking to resolve the case of the invasion of his property in the Colonial City, which, according to his complaint, has been illegally occupied by a woman.
The Wanderer, as he identifies himself on his social media, explained in a second video posted on his digital accounts last Friday that he acquired the property about three to four years ago, through a renowned banking institution in the country and that he religiously fulfills the payment of the mortgage loan.
He asserted that the property has all the documentation in order and that there are no problems, attributing the occupation to "tricks" allegedly used by the person he accuses of the invasion.
“I hate this situation and having to be criticized for something so unpleasant. I feel powerless, I feel like my rights are being violated; these are tricks that person uses to make life difficult for decent people,” commented the Wanderer.
“On Monday (today), I’m going to the prosecutor’s office to show her my documents, but in the meantime I can’t enter the property,” he said in the video that had more than five thousand comments yesterday.
The facts
In a video released last Friday afternoon, influencer Gary de Arriba explains the uncomfortable situation he was going through with two police officers who were trying to arrest him, while he was reporting that his house had been occupied by a stranger.
"I am on my property. You saw when I bought my property more than three years ago, and now an invader has moved in, and the police are taking me out of my house in handcuffs, a house I pay for at the bank every month," he said angrily.
Later he posted a second video on his Instagram account explaining that on Friday he was called by someone to inform him that his house, located in the Colonial City, had been invaded by a woman, who, according to his account, broke the front door and the lock.
“I wasn’t here. I sent my partner. She voluntarily opened the door for him and explained that the property belongs to her and that she had someone cleaning it.”.
He added that in the middle of the discussion about the ownership of the property, the lady, whom he did not identify by name, called 911 arguing that she was being assaulted and that there was an intruder on her property, and that was when the National Police arrived and they agreed to give a key to each of those involved and that they should go to the prosecutor's office to discuss the case.
“When I went to the prosecutor’s office, it turned out the prosecutor wasn’t there, so I decided to go by the property and it turned out the lock had been changed again, the door wouldn’t open with my key, and there were two people living inside,” he explained.
He said that moments later the woman appeared and he showed her the papers. “They told me she does this a lot and that this time it was my turn.” After calling the National Police, it was decided to again give copies of the keys to both of them, who will not be able to use the property until the prosecutor's office determines otherwise.
