The collected sources describe a serious legal dispute in Brunswick, Georgia, involving a landlord named Reginald Beckham, who is facing multiple accusations from tenants he allegedly exploited and endangered. These accusations center on Beckham allegedly renting an uninhabitable former crack house to a family, including an elderly stroke survivor, and then using the tenants to perform extensive renovations to the property. The controversy escalated when Beckham filed a premature and allegedly defective eviction and then illegally disconnected the water utility to force the family out, which is explicitly prohibited under Georgia law. Further reports indicate that the property's water was previously illegally connected or "jumped" by the landlord, and the tenants have since received a death threat allegedly linked to Beckham for reporting his actions to Code Enforcement. The sources emphasize that this situation is not just a housing dispute but a case of landlord exploitation, harassment, and endangerment of vulnerable residents, prompting intervention from code enforcement, police, and the courts.