What happens next?

How to respond to a retaliatory landlord
Collect and keep any evidence of the landlord's retaliation.
As soon as the landlord begins any retaliatory action, you need to collect evidence of it. You may be able to resolve your dispute with the landlord without going to court, but in case the matter does go to court, you will need evidence.

OPT:
a). The following are examples of evidence you should collect : Photos or video your landlord has taken of you or your family. Evidence of any repairs you make to your home.
b). A retaliatory landlord has to prove he has committed a crime and is prepared to take on that responsibility. Include police reports of the incident, as well as pictures you took of the perpetrator.
c). This process of collecting evidence is often called an " appeal. " you can make an appeal as a matter of law.
d). Keep copies of any letters or notices that the landlord sends you that you believe show the retaliatory action. Take photos of any negative living conditions that are the source of the problem.
d).