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← Return to briefingA woman in Harris County has been evicted multiple times in recent years. Court records indicate that Carmen Mata has been ordered to vacate properties on several occasions. The evictions have all occurred within the same zip code and precinct.
A property owner claims that Mata has used the same explanation when dealing with different landlords. Further details about the situation are available from local news sources, including Fox 26 Houston.
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