What happened in this Portland apartment complex when an entitled tenant decided the parking lot, hallways, and neighborhood belonged to her?
At Civilians Uncut, we provide strictly educational, news-oriented breakdowns of viral stories. We are inspired by the investigative work of creators like @ThatDaneshGuy, @TizzyEnt, and @Exposed&Fired.
In this detailed update, we piece together the viral confrontation involving an apartment tenant in Portland, Oregon, who allegedly harassed her neighbors over a parking spot she did not own. We examine the Ring camera footage, the repeated outbursts, the classist comments, the alleged park incident involving ICE threats, and the pressure residents put on management after they felt ignored. We also break down how community complaints reportedly pushed the situation beyond the apartment office and eventually led to a 48-hour notice under Oregon’s “extremely outrageous conduct” rule. Buckle up!
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This video details the public breakdowns and eventual eviction of Noelle Martin, a resident of a Portland apartment complex. After terrorizing neighbors over parking and exhibiting erratic, intoxicated behavior in public, state intervention forced the apartment management to evict her for outrageous conduct and endangering others.
Go back to Gresham, you f***ing pieces of s***.
Welcome back to Civilians Uncut.
We took a minute, but we're back with the kind of public breakdowns
that make you wonder how some people even function in a society.
Now, we've all seen a Karen lose her mind over parking,
but Noelle Martin in Portland took it to a different level.
This wasn't a public street, it was a private apartment complex,
where Noelle decided she was the self-appointed queen.
It was a classic, desperate power move.
She decided she owned that specific parking spot,
and in her head, if you don't follow her unwritten rules,
you immediately become the victim of her next unhinged outburst.
She wants things her way, exactly when she wants it.
And the second Miranda, the actual victim here,
didn't bow down to her entitlement,
Noelle turned that complex into a war zone.
F***ing s*** that belong in Gresham, where you f***ing belong.
Bye b***hes.
Go back to Gresham, you f***ing pieces of s***.
You f***ing piece of s***.
Go back to Gresham, you f***ing piece of s***.
I really thought I was wet for 80 seconds.
What the f*** is going on?
I really thought I was wet for 80 seconds.
We don't, we don't, we don't have a steam pile here, okay?
You f***ing trash.
Hey, it's 10 blocks that way, bro.
Alright, you f***ing trash.
Hey, you f***ing trash.
That's wild.
Oh my God, look at all that real estate you're taking off.
Good job.
Oh my God, look how stupid you look.
I mean, you can keep going, this is so weird.
You should really be worried about her.
This is actually wild.
Yeah, I'm gonna email him right now.
To understand why Noelle feels so comfortable terrorizing her neighbors,
you have to look at the investigation by Teresa Griffin-Kennedy.
She's the local Portland journalist and the force behind the Portland Daily Blink podcast,
and she's been on Noelle's trail for a while.
Here's the think piece for you.
According to local reports and the podcast,
Noelle Martin allegedly has a record of nearly 39 DUIRS.
When you watch the ring camera footage of her slurred classist insults,
screaming about being west of 82nd,
or telling Miranda to go back to Gresham,
you aren't just seeing a mean neighbor,
you're seeing decades of documented intoxication playing out in real time.
And she doesn't keep it inside the building.
Look at this footage of her in a local park,
chasing a man and his dogs while screaming for help because his dogs weren't rescues.
It's a sad attempt to feel powerful by weaponizing her own instability against anyone she can find.
Who are you talking to?
Dude, you need medication, lady.
Go that way. Go that way.
You want to attack me?
If you touch me, I will knock you out.
You attack me, I have a right to defend myself.
I have lots of film, lady.
Go away from me, lady.
Go by.
I have everything you said before.
I have it all on video, lady.
No, you don't.
You need to go away. I'll let you by. Go.
That's his mom.
Isn't this lady amazing?
You are, you are mentally ill.
You are mentally ill, lady.
You are mentally ill.
Wow.
I'm done with you. Have fun in your psycho ward.
Go take your medication today.
Now, let's talk about how this system finally grew a spine.
For weeks, the apartment management office did absolutely nothing.
They were lazy, they were chicken,
and they were perfectly content to let Miranda live in fear
because they didn't want the headache of an eviction.
But the community stepped up.
People were so genuinely scared for Miranda's safety
that they flooded the Oregon Housing and Community Services with calls.
The OHCS is the state department that actually handles housing safety.
And they didn't just watch the video.
They put the hammer down, most likely not to get sued.
They contacted the office, and the office gave Noelle a clear ultimatum.
Stop the harassment or get booted.
But instead of taking the hint,
Noelle allegedly spent the weekend fuming over the warning.
She was right back at it, drunk and yelling in the building again.
That was the final straw.
Management finally pulled the trigger
and served her a 48-hour notice to leave,
specifically under ORS 9396-1B.
This is the extremely outrageous conduct,
and it's reserved of cases where a tenant recklessly endangers others
by creating a serious risk of substantial personal injury.
Because she couldn't stay civil or sober,
the banshee has officially been kicked out.
It's a win for the good guys,
but it's a shame it took a state agency stepping in
to do what the local office should have done on day one.
