My entitled ex-landlord is demanding that I leave behind the washer and dryer that I paid for,

claiming that they already advertised the apartment I was leaving as having a full washer and dryer

set, and that because I took my property, he will no longer be able to keep the tenants that are

going to be moving in. Things have escalated so much that he has now called the police on me

with the possible threat of legal

action if I don't give back my washer and dryer. And at this point, I seriously don't know what to do.

So to get things started, for the past two years, I've lived in a small apartment building. The

apartment didn't have a laundry room in the building when I moved in, but did come with hookups

for a washer and dryer in the apartment. So I bought them

myself because I worked for a wildlife sanctuary and I get pretty dirty during work. Just the other

day, I had to chase down and wrestle one of our wild boars by the name of Bacon. We didn't name

him that, even though it's funny. He just came with that name. And trust me, this boar loves to

escape his pen and thinks it's funny to play

chase. And as a result, it got me completely dirty. I was covered in grass stains and mud,

so I very much needed a washer and dryer. My boyfriend and I just got engaged. And since my

lease was up, I moved into his house with him. I finished moving everything out of my old

apartment yesterday, and I thought nothing about

taking my washer and dryer with me, as I'm the person that did buy them. Now, my boyfriend did have

some, but they were very old and they kept breaking down, and they were costing too much money to try and fix.

Well, fast forward, and I woke up this morning to multiple miss calls from my old landlord. I left

my phone number and my new address in case any mail was delivered from my old landlord. I left my phone number and my new

address in case any mail was delivered to my old place. I called him back and he asked me why the

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