OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — An Omaha landlord who stood trial on nearly 90 misdemeanor counts accusing him of keeping an apartment complex in such squalid conditions that tenants had to be evacuated has been found guilty of only four of the counts.

A judge found Kay Anderson guilty this week of four counts of municipal code violations in connection with the state of Yale Park Apartments, six months after Anderson’s trial on 89 counts. He now faces up to six months in jail and a $500 on each count.

About 500 apartment tenants — mostly refugees from Myanmar — were evacuated in 2018 after housing inspectors responded to nearly 100 complaints of bedbugs, lice, rodents, gas leaks, mold and other violations at the complex.

Douglas County Judge Grant Forsberg said in his ruling that while evidence of the property code violations was found for nearly all of the counts, the city failed to prove that Anderson had not fixed the problems within the required 90-day period.

Anderson told the Omaha World-Herald that he plans to appeal the judge’s ruling, saying city officials “violated my constitutional rights, removed me illegally from my home, removed my tenants illegally from their homes.”