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real housewives of potomac alum mia thornton Months before she was arrested for allegedly stealing furniture from a luxury high-rise rental, she was sued for eviction, US Weekly Exclusive reporting available.
us Obtained a lawsuit filed against Thornton by a company called Encore Management, and Jared McGriff September 11th.
Thornton, 40, and McGriff rented a property in Atlanta but failed to pay rent on a three-bedroom, three-bathroom, 2,011-square-foot apartment, the lawsuit said.
Encore is seeking the pair’s eviction and payment of $5,100 in past-due rent in September, plus $6,085 in monthly rent.
Mia Thornton.
Charles Sykes/BravoEncore’s lawsuit also seeks an additional $700 in fees. (us Obtained a second eviction lawsuit filed in March 2024 against Thornton, NC. A landlord claims she failed to pay $3,419 in rent and is demanding possession of the property. )
Wednesday 19th November, Thornton Arrested at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Customs and Border Protection officers received a warrant for an active arrest warrant for an individual suspected of stealing furniture.
According to the police report, an Encore representative filed a report claiming Thornton rented a unit with a man named Jared McGriff. A representative of the landlord said that the two suddenly moved out of the apartment in the middle of the night on October 28 “without notifying anyone.”
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The representative said Thornton and McGriff also removed all furniture from the unit “prior to moving in,” as well as the television on the wall.
Police took Thornton into custody without incident and transported her to the Fulton County Jail, where she was booked.
Representatives for the landlord said the furniture belonged to their client and “the tenant should not have taken it away.”
Police said they reviewed invoices for furniture and televisions worth more than $11,000.
In body camera footage of Thornton’s arrest, the reality star she cried as she was handcuffed.
In the video, Thornton claimed to police that McGriff had a storage key. “I just want him to put the furniture back, that’s enough,” she seemed to say. She also said she sent a message to her “roommate” asking to put it back.
“This is ridiculous,” she added.
Thornton has been held without bail and remains in jail.
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Thornton became a household name as an actor Luop in season 6. she decided to leave the show after season nine earlier this year.
“Every new season brings a new beginning and I have some news to share,” Thornton said on Instagram in April. “My family and I have decided to move to Atlanta and, therefore, I will not be returning to Atlanta real housewives of potomac next season. “
“The past four seasons have been an unforgettable journey filled with growth, lessons learned and so many incredible memories,” the reality star added. “I want to thank Truly Original, Bravo, NBCUniversal and Andy Cohen for believing in me and giving me the space to share my story. To my fellow cast members: thank you for the laughs, lessons and unforgettable moments. To the amazing fans out there, your love and support means the world to me. I will always hold it in my heart.”
