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Landlord tries to collect rent with chainsaw

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A landlord demanding rent arrears threatened tenants and German police with a whirring chainsaw, a police spokesman said on Wednesday. The frightened tenants called police to the scene, and the 45-year-old man eventually dropped the chainsaw when the officers showed their guns. The spokesman said the landlord was apparently trying to collect Ksh1.5million in rent on a flat in the southern town of Burgau. He was charged with threatening bodily harm.
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