Alleged squatters caught in soldier's Liberty Co. home

Liberty County Sheriff’s deputies arrested two parolees apparently living in the vacated house of a U.S. soldier who recently returned to Fort Hood from active duty. The couple had been trying to sell the veteran’s belongings in a yard sale, according to the Montgomery County Police Reporter:

(Deputies) received a call from Holly Burbank who is currently at Ft. Hood with her husband Sam who just returned from Iraq and their two daughters ages 6 and 3. … She told the sheriff’s office that earlier today she received a call from a family member stating that a male and female were living in that home and selling her property in a yard sale. The family member had confronted the occupants and a verbal altercation took place causing her to leave and call Ms. Burbank.

The Liberty County Sheriff’s Office responded with several units. Once at the scene they arrested Faylisa Danielle Bailey, 30 and Johnny Wayne Bell, 47. Both are on parole, the only identification Bailey had was a Texas Department of Criminal Justice photo ID.

Drugs were also found on the scene. For the rest of the story, check out the Montgomery County Police Reporter.

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Alleged squatters caught in soldier's Liberty Co. home