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OKLAHOMA CITY -
An 80-year-old Oklahoma City woman called News 9 Thursday, because she says her landlord isn't fulfilling their obligation.
Nancy Nussle's Isola Bella Apartment became infested with bed bugs last year. Isola Bella paid an exterminator to fix the problem, but Nussle says the bed bugs returned recently and says the complex now says she has to pay $400 to fix the problem.
"I just can't deal with it anymore," she sobbed Thursday afternoon inside her apartment.
Bed bug bites were visible on both of Nussle's forearms and her lower legs.
Isola Bella Manager Melissa Wheeler says the bed bugs returned to Nussle's apartment, because her used furniture attracted them.
"We're not heartless," she said.
Wheeler says she pledges to work with Nussle, knowing she is elderly and is living on a fixed income.
"We help everybody," she said.
City County Health Administrator Troy Skow told News 9, "The tenant can be at fault, but the owners are responsible ultimately for the control of insects and rodent control. Bed bug extermination can be very expensive, and many managers have begun putting into their lease agreements that the tenants will be charged for repeat problems."
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Hearings scheduled for an Oxford courtroom this afternoon are being diverted to Butler County Area II Court due to a report of bed bugs allegedly in the courtroom.
Butler County Prosecutor Michael Gmoser said he received a report that bugs, possibly bed bugs, were at the defense table in Butler County Area I Court in Oxford.
The court administrator needs to determine if there is a bed bug problem, Gmoser said. If it is determined it is bed bugs, I dont want my staff there exposed to it.
Area I Judge Robert Lyons held court this morning in Oxford, but at the courts request the afternoon docket has been moved to Area II Court in Hamilton, according to court employee Chrystal Hershner. The court administrator is not in today, she said.
Lyons said someone reported seeing a bed bug in the court and they contacted the city of Oxford, which owns the building.
It was going to be several hours before they could get their with exterminators to check it out, so we took the high road, Lyons said. Cases not already called on the morning docket were given a continuance, the judge said.
The judge said there is no confirmation yet what type of bug was seen. He said there should be a determination by Friday.
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Locally, Denver County Department of Environmental Health says it's the number one complaint it gets although it hasn't seen an increase in the overall number of complaints about bed bugs this year.
But these bugs aren't just a bed problem. They are traveling more and in some cases, even going all the way to the movie theater.
Just this month, a confirmed invasion at an AMC movie theater in New York's Times Square caused health officials to shut it down. A moviegoer was bitten by one or more bed bugs while she was in her seat.
The viewer, Kathryn Prior, said, "I was watching the movie and all of a sudden my whole arm got itchy. And I started scratching and these huge bumps and red welts appeared."
Bed bugs were spotted in that same theater just two weeks earlier and at other locations in upper Manhattan. AMC is taking this threat seriously and doing what it can to rid its theaters of these bugs.
In an e-mail response to NBC, the company said: "We will continue to vigorously inspect our theaters and instantly treat any bed bug detections."
In Connecticut, bed bugs climbed the pole inside a firehouse; in Pennsylvania, an infestation occurred inside a classroom, and last year in Colorado bed bugs were found in a library. Other recent examples include outbreaks in a New York Victoria's Secret store and at an Abercrombie and Fitch.
This is most likely happening because bed bugs are multiplying and getting carried in to these establishments by unsuspecting customers.
"Many of them ride so that you deposit them in a department store, you deposit them in a movie theater, in a play house, etc. So they are pretty mobile with you," Dr. Philip Tierno from NYU's Langone Medical Center said.
Bed bugs are tiny insects that feed off human blood. They are big enough to see with your naked eye, but you have to look closely enough to spot them. They usually hide out during the day and feed at night. That's why most bites happen in bed while you are sleeping.
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