Evicted during COVID-19 pandemic

KaylaJoe Chapman Davis’s eviction came a day before Govenor Jay Inslee declared a 30-day moratorium on evictions because of failure to pay rent and 20 day notices. That order likely would have not changed her eviction because it was for conduct, not failure to pay rent.

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Thu., March 19, 2020

Watson Adric, stepbrother to Kaylajo Chapman-Davis (right) and Tyana Grant, family friend, help move items out of the Walnut Corners apartments at 1403 W. Mallon Ave. on March 17, 2020. The eight-month-pregnant Chapman-Davis was evicted from the unit and locked out of the apartment, eventually receiving one hour to move her belongings out, causing her family and friends to rally to help.

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Kaylajo Chapman-Davis hustles as she moves items out of her apartment due to eviction at the Walnut Corners apartments at 1403 W. Mallon Ave. on Tuesday. Chapman-Davis was given one hour to move her belongings out, causing her family and friends to pitch into high gear to help the 8-month-pregnant mother.

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Kaylajo Chapman-Davis waits in uncertainy after being locked out of her apartment due to eviction at the Walnut Corners apartments at 1403 W. Mallon Ave. on March 17, 2020. Eventually, Chapman-Davis was given one hour to move her belongings out, causing her family and friends to pitch into high gear to help the 8-month-pregnant mother.

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Mariska and Braedon Grant, family friends of Kaylajo Chapman-Davis, help her move items to a UHaul truck following her eviction from the Walnut Corners apartments at 1403 W. Mallon Ave. on March 17, 2020. Chapman-Davis is eight months pregnant, and also has two children under the age of five.

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A ntoice on Kaylajo Chapman-Davis's apartment at the Walnut Corners apartments at 1403 W. Mallon Ave. on March 17, 2020. Chapman-Davis was evicted from the unit and locked out of the apartment and was given one hour to move her belongings out, causing her family and friends to pitch into high gear to help the 8-month-pregnant mother.

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Mariska Grant, 7, sorts toys into boxes before they are moved out out of the Walnut Corners apartments at 1403 W. Mallon Ave. on March 17, 2020. Kaylajo Chapman-Davis was evicted from the unit and was given one hour to move her belongings out, causing her family and friends to pitch into high gear to help the 8-month-pregnant mother.

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City councilwoman Kate Burke speaks on the phone regarding the eviction of Kaylajo Chapman-Davis at the Walnut Corners apartments at 1403 W. Mallon Ave. on March 16, 2020. The eviction included Chapman-Davis being locked out of the building until 4 p.m., until she was given one hour by property management to remove her belongings with the help of family and friends.
Braedon Grant, 12, is seen moving items out of the Walnut Corners apartments at 1403 W. Mallon Ave. on March 17, 2020. Grant is a family friend to Kaylajo Chapman-Davis, who was evicted from the unit and locked out of the apartment eventually given one hour to move her belongings out, causing her family and friends to pitch into high gear to help the 8-month-pregnant mother.

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Watson Adric, stepbrother to Kaylajo Chapman-Davis, sorts items into boxes to help her move out of the Walnut Corners apartments at 1403 W. Mallon Ave. on March 17, 2020. The eight-month-pregnant Chapman-Davis was evicted from the unit and locked out of the apartment, eventually receiving one hour to move her belongings out, causing her family and friends to rally to help.

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Watson Adric, stepbrother to Kaylajo Chapman-Davis helps move items out of the Walnut Corners apartments at 1403 W. Mallon Ave. on March 17, 2020. The eight-month-pregnant Chapman-Davis was evicted from the unit and locked out of the apartment, eventually receiving one hour to move her belongings out, causing her family and friends to rally to help.

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Alex Kessler, left, and Tim Chapman get a UHaul truck situated following Kaylajo Chapman-Davis's eviction out of the Walnut Corners apartments at 1403 W. Mallon Ave. on March 17, 2020. Chapman-Davis was locked out of the apartment until 4 p.m. and was given one hour to move her belongings out, causing her family and friends to pitch into high gear to help the 8-month-pregnant mother.

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