A bit off topic, but in most municipalities the process requires a 30, 60, or 90 day notice then the county sheriff can/should be involved to serve the eviction. I'd say the chances are low that anyone got evicted over the weekend, but it is possible.
I know some apartment managers/owners have gone the extra mile to help out their tenants, others have been tossing people out at the first opportunity. And this is where the problem is with this whole process that the guy I mentioned earlier highlighted. See, the feds gave banks truck loads of cash and left it up to the banks to decide how to apply it to deal with foreclosures. So they could be paying the interest on mortgages for both houses and apartment complexes at their discretion. Or they could just be investing the money to make more money.
If the feds had given a sufficiently large amount of money to people directly and told folks to stay home for a couple of months, people could have paid their living expenses and staved off any threat of eviction whether or not they were forced out of work and we could have, quite possibly, contained this virus in a couple of months. Frankly, if Trump and congress had done that, the lot would have been hailed as heroes. But, instead, they relied on this "trickle down" BS that does not f'n work no matter how many times they try it, Trump and his cronies denied, lied, concealed, misrepresented, etc. everything about COVID while people were dying by the thousands. And the end result being we have millions out of work, people starving, and even more dying by the day and are relying on the feds to continue to make it "illegal" to evict people while this virus rampages.
