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A**hole neighbors keep parking in front of my garage

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Originally posted by: Safeway
You have much more patience than I have. I would have resorted to a violent confrontation the second time someone pulled that shit on me.

I would have put my truck in reverse and pushed his car out in the middle of the parking lot.
 
Have him towed yourself. If this isn't timely enough, tie a chain to the guys undercarriage and pull his car into the middle of the street.
 
I used to have a similar problem myself years ago. If your neighbors can't be reasoned with and you've tried and tried, then have them towed. They'll get the point.
 
Originally posted by: Aikouka
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Xavier434
This man speaks the truth. Print out one copy for these guys and leave it on the car. It doesn't matter if they actually get it or claim that it blew off in the wind or whatever. Wake up in the morning to check your spot and if there is a car there then call the tow company. You have been more than patient and civil with these guys. Teach them that if they play with fire then they will get burned.

Also, violence won't solve your issue. It will make things worse.

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Doubt that his quoted section is correct. It talks about exits/entrances for places, not blocking garages. I highly doubt it applies.

The entrance to a garage is a driveway. I'll doubt the cops side with the owner of a parked car, especially after about the 3rd or 4th time.

If you can't get the management to call a tow truck because it's "too early" (why does he have to come down and see it...he should just be able to call it in) jack it up and take the tires off the car. Spread them around the parking lot one lugnut at a time.
 
I would be suprised if the police would get involved in a parking dispute on private property.
 
It is always illegal to park your car in such a manner as to block someone else's garage or driveway without their permission. This is pretty much a universal law in the US, common knowledge, and not even debatable.
If property management won't help you, then just look for the towing company signs that are probably already in the parking lot and call them yourself. No need to bother with the cops.
 
Originally posted by: thecoolnessrune
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Bryophyte
Why hasn't anybody mentioned towing the car? 😕</end quote></div>

You're joking... right? 😕

😀😀😀
 
Originally posted by: mh47g
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: thecoolnessrune
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Bryophyte
Why hasn't anybody mentioned towing the car? 😕</end quote></div>

You're joking... right? 😕</end quote></div>

😀😀😀

:laugh:
 
People used to block our driveway everyday. So we finally just ended up getting one of their cars towed and having a sign put up. It hasnt been blocked since.
 
Buy a nice floor jack and four of these - problem solved. Seriously though - from a liability standpoint, you don't want to touch their car, and probably don't even want to call the tow company directly. As screwed up as the judicial system seems to be most places, you don't want to put yourself in a position where their vehicle is damaged by someone acting on your behalf and they take you to court. Definitely check with the police to see what kind of assistance they can offer.
 
well if you wanna be phsyical, next time jack up their car,put it on jack stands and take their wheels. Leave note on the windshield.
 
Originally posted by: Safeway

They are illegal fucking Mexicans. You expect them to care?

There COULD be some truth to that, (at least for some of the residents/visitors) but the parents who actually own the home are decent people who I THINK are legal.
 
dude, why don't you answer some of the posts here? are you going to get the car towed? what are you doing to do? this is such an annoying thread.
 
you need to contact the owners of the building and let them know that ur not happy with your current situation and that your building manager is not doing his job that they are paying him for first of all.
 
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