He also told reporters he had said goodbye to his parents and has maintains he will not have a relationship with his parents, before he packed up and drove away in his Volkswagen which unfortunately would not start without a jump. Back on May 22nd, the court appearance that went viral because he would not leave his parents house, he argued that his parents did not provide him with a “reasonable amount of time” to leave. Judge ruled for the parents and ordered the man to leave by June 1st.
30-year-old Michael Rotondo told reporters he called the police on his parents during the move-out because he believed his son’s Legos were in the basement and his father wouldn’t let him look for them. https://t.co/3PTEvwXclU
— News 8 WROC (@News_8) June 1, 2018
Evicted son Michael Rotondo departs 2 1/2 hours early; calls cops on dad over toys https://t.co/5nbHWfhCda pic.twitter.com/DuOzBGFqgS
— syracuse.com (@syracusedotcom) June 1, 2018
He drove away in a Volkswagen Passat that required a jump start from a pick-up truck, the Post-Standard reported.
Michael Rotondo, evicted New York son, moves out after Lego row – BBC News https://t.co/GevC4pepIa
— South Tacoma 🧊 (@southtacoma) June 1, 2018
