Veteran Tied To A Stretcher And Kicked Out Of His Home. Then His Neighbors Does THIS...

#1 Johnnie Hodges 90 Year Old Evicted Veteran.

After a nearly two-hour standoff, police took Hodges out of his Buffalo, NY house on a stretcher so they could bring him to VA Western New York Health Care System to have his mental health assessed. Johnnie is being evicted due to owing M&T over 75,000 in loan repayment due to caring for his sick and elderly wife who has passed 2 years prior. Caring for his wife and other expenses left him penniless, and the bank wanted the veteran evicted.

#2 M&T Bank Had No Compassion For The 90 Year Old Veteran.

Hodges served in World War II. He's a Navy veteran, but above all else the 90-year-old is a devoted husband. Johnnie's late wife, Flora was struggling with Alzheimer's in 2014.

M&T Bank rented four storage units for Hodges' belongings. It paid the first two months of storage, leaving Johnny with another debt.

#3 He Spent His Life Savings Caring For His Dying Wife And Went In To Deep Debt.

Johnnie personally cared for his wife of 60 years, who was suffering from Alzheimer's, and never told his children that he was struggling financially. In his efforts to care for her, he became delinquent on loan payments. After Flora passed away, Johnnie was still in debt and thus, evicted from the home he and his wife shared for 60 years.

#4 Friends and Community Help By Donating To Johnny and Starting A 'Go Fund Me' Page To Help Him Raise The Money To Get His Home Back.

He was forcibly removed by police officers strapped into a stretcher and taken away. Many felt the elderly veteran's situation was not handled justly. That's when neighbors and a local businessman named Greg Elwood decided to step in and raised more than $110,000 for Johnnie by starting a Go Fund Me page in Johnny's name. People from all over the world donated more than #110 thousand dollars to help get Johnny's home back.

#5 Johnny Finally Returns Home After Paying Off All Of His Debts, Thanks To The Buffalo Community.

It became a community even to help the veteran get his home back, and his dignity. Johnnie is grateful to be back at home and said he plans to never leave. "There's no place like home. I am so grateful that I am back to stay. And I am never leaving again!"

#6 He Can Now Live Out His Life In Peace.

His daughter told reporters she is grateful to the entire community and those who donated money for her father. She thanks those who recognize his valor and compassion for his wife, and is happy that Johnnie can now live in peace.