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keep driving at 25 past his house. he he calls the cops there isnt sh*t they can do. they can not give you a ticket based on a complaint by a citizen, they have to see you do it.

Also file a complaint that a$$holes kids are playing in the street, which is illegal. the street is for motor vehicle traffic, it isnt a playground.

I would also call your police dept and talk to the supervisor and tell him what is going on and that he/she had an officer come out to your house and threatened to give a ticket based on false charges.



I had a problem starting 3 years ago with kids riding thier go-carts, enduro dirt bikes and 4 wheelers up and down my street as fast as they would go. the end of my street is a dead end, and they would start at the start of my street about 3/4 a mile east of me and come down going well over 60, go to the dead end turn around and do the samething back.

i would be in my driveway yell at them to slow down while pushing my hands down to signal to slow down. welll one punk flipped me off. Ok fine, went inside and call the sheriffs dept. they caught them in the act and it stopped until the next year and the little asses started it back up. well i called again and the sheriff caught them in the act again. but this time right in front of my house while i was washing my car. it stopped for a few more weeks and guess what they were back at it. another call to the sheriff. I guess by then the cops put the hammer down and did something because that group of punks havent done it since.

Last year it was a new kid and his brother who thought it would be fun to do the samething. i saw they were the new kids and tried to get them to slow down. they ignored me so i called the sheriff. they also got busted right in front of my house. i was outside changing my oil and i heard the female cop say. "boys, you will get off that 4wheeler and push it back to your house. If i get another complaint or if i catch you on ridding it on city streets again, i will impound your 4 wheeler and give your parents a ticket." :D :D :D.

this year. not one punk kid dared to ride their dirt bikes, go-carts or 4 wheelers on my street.

oh and i did talk to my neighbors and ALL of them were sick of it too. nothing is more annoying than trying to relax outside reading a book, or watch TV inside and hear that fricken racket of a dirt bike reving and popping through its gears. Plus we all of us have small kids and we worry about the punk kids loosing control of their machines and killing one of our kids.

the first year of this happening, i was in my back yard and there was one kid who was going up and down on his 4 wheeler. well he decide to go through the alley behind my house, i was just walking in from the back yard and i heard him turn down the alley and then heard a big BANG and no more engine noise. I look back outside and the kid hit the big power transfer box that was in my neighbors back yard. he hit it so hard it cracked the fiberglass, broke all the bolts holding it to its foundation and pushed it 2 feet off its foundation. the kid was laying there stunned, but ok. by then my other neighbors came out to see what the noise was and saw me and the kid, the upside down 4 wheeler and f*cked up power box. they came over to help and i went to the house the kid came from. there was a birthday party going on and lots of people outside. so i just yell "WHO ARE THE PARENTS OF THE KID RIDING THE 4 WHEELER" All nose and activity stops, nobody answers. so i said it again "WHO ARE THE PARENTS OF THE KID RIDING THE 4 WHEELER".

then the sliding glass door opens and this woman sitcks her head out and said i am. then i told her i need to talk to her about her son. well then Dad comes out, and i can tell by his posture he was expecting me to bitch about his kid riding the damn thing. I told him that his son just hit something, he is ok but you are not going to like what he hit. so we walk back over to the accident and his kid is standing by my neighbors and as soon as he sees his dad he turns white. when we get to him, his dad checks him over and finds he is ok, then starts to absorb the scene in front of him. you can see him get madder and madder and madder then starts to seriously chew out his kid. mean while me and my neighbors try to push the power box back over the hole. the box wont budge. it has power cables about as big as my arm attached to it and you can hear them humming. so we left it alone and called the power company. they had to bring out a cherry picker to lift the box and set it back on the foundation. If that kid fell in that hole, he would have been dead, no question about it.

 

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Lifer
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Originally posted by: Citrix
keep driving at 25 past his house. he he calls the cops there isnt sh*t they can do. they can not give you a ticket based on a complaint by a citizen, they have to see you do it.

Also file a complaint that a$$holes kids are playing in the street, which is illegal. the street is for motor vehicle traffic, it isnt a playground.

I would also call your police dept and talk to the supervisor and tell him what is going on and that he/she had an officer come out to your house and threatened to give a ticket based on false charges.



I had a problem starting 3 years ago with kids riding thier go-carts, enduro dirt bikes and 4 wheelers up and down my street as fast as they would go. the end of my street is a dead end, and they would start at the start of my street about 3/4 a mile east of me and come down going well over 60, go to the dead end turn around and do the samething back.

i would be in my driveway yell at them to slow down while pushing my hands down to signal to slow down. welll one punk flipped me off. Ok fine, went inside and call the sheriffs dept. they caught them in the act and it stopped until the next year and the little asses started it back up. well i called again and the sheriff caught them in the act again. but this time right in front of my house while i was washing my car. it stopped for a few more weeks and guess what they were back at it. another call to the sheriff. I guess by then the cops put the hammer down and did something because that group of punks havent done it since.

Last year it was a new kid and his brother who thought it would be fun to do the samething. i saw they were the new kids and tried to get them to slow down. they ignored me so i called the sheriff. they also got busted right in front of my house. i was outside changing my oil and i heard the female cop say. "boys, you will get off that 4wheeler and push it back to your house. If i get another complaint or if i catch you on ridding it on city streets again, i will impound your 4 wheeler and give your parents a ticket." :D :D :D.

this year. not one punk kid dared to ride their dirt bikes, go-carts or 4 wheelers on my street.

oh and i did talk to my neighbors and ALL of them were sick of it too. nothing is more annoying than trying to relax outside reading a book, or watch TV inside and hear that fricken racket of a dirt bike reving and popping through its gears. Plus we all of us have small kids and we worry about the punk kids loosing control of their machines and killing one of our kids.

the first year of this happening, i was in my back yard and there was one kid who was going up and down on his 4 wheeler. well he decide to go through the alley behind my house, i was just walking in from the back yard and i heard him turn down the alley and then heard a big BANG and no more engine noise. I look back outside and the kid hit the big power transfer box that was in my neighbors back yard. he hit it so hard it cracked the fiberglass, broke all the bolts holding it to its foundation and pushed it 2 feet off its foundation. the kid was laying there stunned, but ok. by then my other neighbors came out to see what the noise was and saw me and the kid, the upside down 4 wheeler and f*cked up power box. they came over to help and i went to the house the kid came from. there was a birthday party going on and lots of people outside. so i just yell "WHO ARE THE PARENTS OF THE KID RIDING THE 4 WHEELER" All nose and activity stops, nobody answers. so i said it again "WHO ARE THE PARENTS OF THE KID RIDING THE 4 WHEELER".

then the sliding glass door opens and this woman sitcks her head out and said i am. then i told her i need to talk to her about her son. well then Dad comes out, and i can tell by his posture he was expecting me to bitch about his kid riding the damn thing. I told him that his son just hit something, he is ok but you are not going to like what he hit. so we walk back over to the accident and his kid is standing by my neighbors and as soon as he sees his dad he turns white. when we get to him, his dad checks him over and finds he is ok, then starts to absorb the scene in front of him. you can see him get madder and madder and madder then starts to seriously chew out his kid. mean while me and my neighbors try to push the power box back over the hole. the box wont budge. it has power cables about as big as my arm attached to it and you can hear them humming. so we left it alone and called the power company. they had to bring out a cherry picker to lift the box and set it back on the foundation. If that kid fell in that hole, he would have been dead, no question about it.

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i had fun reading that :D
 
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***THE FOLLOWING IS NOT MEANT AS LEGAL ADVICE, AND IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR CONSULTING A QUALIFIED ATTORNEY LICENSED IN YOUR JURISDICTION***

My two cents: You're getting a lot of advice here I'd classify as silly, and some that probably makes sense.

The police will find it difficult, perhaps impossible, to convict you or your fiance of reckless driving or speeding based solely on the word of one man, particularly if it isn't true. That said, it's no fun being charged with a crime and going to court, and there are no guarantees about what outcome might result.

I tend to think it would be unwise to call the police and file a complaint against the officer, whose word will almost automatically be accepted over yours. You might as well adorn your car with "Pigs Suck!!!" and "Arrest Me!!!" bumper stickers. Particularly in a small community, you would be asking for trouble by doing so.

I also think calling Child Protective Services on this guy will just fan the flames, and I wouldn't do it unless you're genuinely concerned about the welfare of his kids.

If it were me, and I felt based on my perception of the situation that it might be helpful, I'd go over to his house to talk to him in a nonconfrontational way. I know he appears irrational, and his behavior bizarre, but he has roots in the community that you don't, and building bridges with him, if possible, will yield greater fruit than just pissing him off further. I'd leave the fiance at home, and approach the converation with the goal of understanding what his concerns are and seeing if there's a way to find common ground.

If that fails, or if you are disinclined to do it, I might go down to the police station in person, and speak to a senior deputy or police officer, to discuss the situation. Again, I wouldn't view this as an opportunity to get anyone in trouble, but approach it as a sincere effort to get along, and prevent any future conflict.

If all else fails, I'd suggest you and your fiance take the long way around, to avoid driving by this guy's house. I know it's a hassle, but it's better than many of the consequences that might follow further disputes with him.
 
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Originally posted by: slickcat
Rewind to a week ago on Monday. A guy down the road from me (5 or 6 houses down) came over and accused my fiance of speeding past his house and endangering the lives of his grandkids. My fiance and I never exceed the speed limit for our subdivision because there are so many kids around that could dart out in the road and get hit. The kids that he is referring to routinely play in the road and cause a hazard for people driving through the subdivision. I have slowed down to 5 miles and hour and even had to stop in some instances because his grandkids will run out into the road or throw things into the road in front of the car.

When the guy came over to confront my fiance on her driving he didn't even talk to her he was yelling the whole time so loud that I could hear him in the living room of our brick house and they were in the backyard and our living room is at the front of our house. From what my fiance told me he threatened to call the cops next time she drove by his house and he thought she was speeding. I was sick with the flu so I could not go out and join in the conversation but needless to say it really upset my fiance because she did nothing wrong but follow the posted speed limit for our subdivision.

Yesterday 10/26/04

Our neighbor called the cops on us because he said once again that my fiance was speeding by his house. She never ever goes over the posted 25 mph speed limit. She even does under that 15-20mph since he said he would call the cops if he thought she was speeding. My fiance said that she was watching her speedometer as she passed his house because of the problems we've been having with him and she didn't even come close to going over 25.

The cop shows up and starts pounding on the door. My fiance goes out to speak with him since he doesn't want to talk to me he wants to talk to her. He proceeds to tell her that the neighbor called him and he's received several complaints from the neighbors of this guy saying that she was speeding down the road. (I know for a fact she wasn't because we just had a conversation the day before saying that we're going to go 5 mph under the speed limit just to avoid problems with this guy.) She tells the cop all of this and he doesn't believe her. He believes the guy down the road because he is older than us. (I'm 24 and she's 22 and he has to be in his late 50's) The cop tells my fiance that the next time he gets a call he is going to write her up for wreckless driving and endangerment. The cops have never came out and actually saw anything they are just going by what this neighbor is saying. Is there any truth to this? Can they write her a ticket even though they don't actually see her doing anything wrong? Is there anything we can do about the neighbors false accusations? It's going to keep getting worse and worse and I really think they are doing this to try and force us out of the neighborhood.

I am just sick of my fiance getting accused of things she's not doing. The guy needs to keep his kids out of the street and let the police take care of the law enforcement since he has no idea how fast 25mph actually is.

Added Cliff notes:

1. neighbor comes over yelling at my fiance for speeding but has no proof she was speeding and she wasn't since she always does the speed limit in our subdivision because there are so many kids around playing

2. neighbor calls the cops and the cops come over and threaten my fiance with a wreckless driving/endangerment ticket that she will have to go to court for on charges for speeding but produces no proof and does not even catch my fiance speeding. He is going on the word of one neighbor 5-6 houses down and his group of friends that live next to him.

Sue for metntal anguish and defimation of character. Have a family lawyer?
 
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Originally posted by: FrankyJunior
Cops can't make a ticket stick if there's no proof that anything was done wrong. I'd call the police station and talk to a supervisor and let them know how one of their officers threatened you and made rude remarks accusing you of breaking the law when you did nothing wrong.

If you really want to get fancy, stick a camcorder in the car aimed at the spedometer and then when they come in saying you were speeding, you can say hmm, let's watch the tape...

YES! This is PERFECT!

Then tell the cops that you want him arrested for harrassment!!!!
 
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Originally posted by: slickcat
Originally posted by: mcvickj
I'd tell the guy to stick it where the sun doesn't shine. Flaming poo bag anyone? ;) It sounds like he is just being an ass. Is this the first time you have had a problem with this neighbor? Using a camcorder is a nice idea but he would probably say you taped one incident of your fiance going slow vs. the other times she was speeding. Perhaps the best way is for you to confront him and see if he will be civil about this matter.

I would love to do this but I don't want to cause any more problems or make the situation worse. He's not a civil person at all and will not even talk to me or to her. He comes over yelling and then gets really upset and leaves. I have never even seen or met this guy before he came down and started yelling. He lets his kids/grandkids play near/in the street and he accuses us of being a threat to their well being by following a posted speed limit. :disgust:

Another idea.

Check in your neighborhood, but some of the property off the street is public property. Get some lawn chairs and a camcorder. Park in his front yard and start taping the kids and people driving by. If hter eis a problem, jsut tell the cops you are documenting potential speeders all in good will to protect the children.
 

BigJ

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Originally posted by: IHateMyJob2004
Halloween is coming.... Hrmm, invite young relatives over and hand out 12 dozen eggs?


Might as well make it a bakers dozen.
 
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Originally posted by: slickcat
Originally posted by: ViRGE
Originally posted by: slickcat
Originally posted by: Cogman
You ask the police for a list of complaints, And if he dares come to your house with a ticket and no observations of his own you take that ticket, the police, and the nieghbor to court. The Police should not use Hersay as a way to enforce law. The nieghbor should have several witnesses that are not in the family to make a valid complaint. If nothing happens their you contact the chief of police or the guy above that cop and file a complaint about the situation.

From what I understand the cop said that he's had several complaints from people around the main guy doing the complaining. He gets his friends in on the complaining even though he's always the only guy standing outside when she drives by. He waits for me to get out of work and stands on his front porch everyday glaring at me. He's just trying to cause problems for us.
Just out of curiosity, are you the only 20-somethings in the neighborhood, or have some other difference(i.e. race) that would encourage him to do this? Like you said, he's trying to cause trouble, but with the current info, it's confusing as to why.

It's confusing to us as to why also. We're the only 20 something homeowners that I know of in our neighborhood. We're both white and the majority of our neighborhood is white. We have no problems with our neighbors on one side but the neighbors on the other side we have a problem with because their kids keep leaving their toys in our yard and play in the bushes in our front yard and leave garbage all over the place. Not to mention that their daughter who is about 5 years old came over and peed on our front porch one day right in front of our picture window when we were entertaining family. Other than that we have had no problems at all.


Umm, have to ask... pics?




































... PS: that was just a joke.
 
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Originally posted by: slickcat
Originally posted by: hotchilisauce
Originally posted by: slickcat
Originally posted by: NissanGurl
Like so many above me stated, you could use a camcorder to show the speed. Personally I think a better use of your camcorder (if you have one) would be this. From now on if either the neighbor accussing you or the cops come back by ask them to wait before they start the conversation. Go into the other room and get your camcorder. Come out with it recording. Record every conversation. If the neighbor comes back barking and yelling, you'll have proof he's an unreasonable, irate, grumpy old man. With the cops, just tell them you want proof of harassment. See if the cop is rude at that point. If he is, then you have proof for filing charges agains the officer. You just have to be sure to get the badge number and name in the video.

I think this sounds like a really good plan too. I don't know how the police would take being on camera. I think they would have a problem with a camcorder. I really think it's a good idea to record the neighbor guy though. I really want to catch his reaction.

how about fixing a camcorder to a tripod so it always points to the door. turn it on before you open the door, regardless of who it is. if the cop asks you whatup with the camera, tell him you're being harrassed by your neighbor and felt the need to videotape everything for your own safety.

The only problem with this would be our neighbor kids would either break it or steal it. For unknown reasons they like to cause problems with us also. They throw bricks in our yard and leave their toys all over our front and back yards. They even throw toys from their happy meals over the fence into our back yard. I have talked to them before when their daughter came over and peed on our porch. The guy that is harassing us is down the street farther (for clarification purposes.)

Hrmm, EBay?
 

PingSpike

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Originally posted by: DonVito
***THE FOLLOWING IS NOT MEANT AS LEGAL ADVICE, AND IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR CONSULTING A QUALIFIED ATTORNEY LICENSED IN YOUR JURISDICTION***

My two cents: You're getting a lot of advice here I'd classify as silly, and some that probably makes sense.

The police will find it difficult, perhaps impossible, to convict you or your fiance of reckless driving or speeding based solely on the word of one man, particularly if it isn't true. That said, it's no fun being charged with a crime and going to court, and there are no guarantees about what outcome might result.

I tend to think it would be unwise to call the police and file a complaint against the officer, whose word will almost automatically be accepted over yours. You might as well adorn your car with "Pigs Suck!!!" and "Arrest Me!!!" bumper stickers. Particularly in a small community, you would be asking for trouble by doing so.

I also think calling Child Protective Services on this guy will just fan the flames, and I wouldn't do it unless you're genuinely concerned about the welfare of his kids.

If it were me, and I felt based on my perception of the situation that it might be helpful, I'd go over to his house to talk to him in a nonconfrontational way. I know he appears irrational, and his behavior bizarre, but he has roots in the community that you don't, and building bridges with him, if possible, will yield greater fruit than just pissing him off further. I'd leave the fiance at home, and approach the converation with the goal of understanding what his concerns are and seeing if there's a way to find common ground.

If that fails, or if you are disinclined to do it, I might go down to the police station in person, and speak to a senior deputy or police officer, to discuss the situation. Again, I wouldn't view this as an opportunity to get anyone in trouble, but approach it as a sincere effort to get along, and prevent any future conflict.

If all else fails, I'd suggest you and your fiance take the long way around, to avoid driving by this guy's house. I know it's a hassle, but it's better than many of the consequences that might follow further disputes with him.

If that doesn't work take a dump in their pool. If they don't have a pool, substitue one of his kids for the pool.
 

vood0g

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Originally posted by: slickcat
Are you actually reading? If so you would understand that those are two seperate neighbors and the neighbor that was rude to my mom was taken care of by me personally going over there and telling him how it's going to be (same neighbor who's kid peed on my porch.) I was just giving background on my neighborhood. I can fully defend myself and have no problem confronting somebody in a situation. His grandkids weren't the same kids pissing on my porch how could you not figure that out if you read all of my posts? I am just trying to get a consensus of how different people would handle the situation so I can weigh out all of my options before taking action. FYI this situation happened yesterday and there was nothing I could do about it at the time.


alrighty maybe i missed a couple lines in between the reading. but you try to read your posts and tell me if you can discern one neighbor from another. you refer to them as the "nice neighbor" and the "neighbor across the street". but it sure seemed like you did go through a lot of hell, and you didnt mention anything about confronting those people and i just assumed that you did not. its good to hear that you actually stood up to the freak that was mean to your mom. anyhow to answer your questions...,

Originally posted by: slickcat
How old are you?

I am 24.

Originally posted by: slickcat
Do you own a house?

No. But I do live in an apartment with my wife. Before that I live in the house with my wife's mother. I was basically the man of the house. Any complaints from the neighbors went through me. Not exactly a homeowner, but kind of close enough.

Originally posted by: slickcat
Do you understand what it's like to have to live beside somebody and have them not like you?

Maybe, maybe not. Like I said in the previous answer, I was the man of the house. I had to deal with neighbors' complaints. Not like they hated me or anything, but i sure as hell not going to have them disturb my family's enjoyment of the neighborhood. And quite frankly, my family keeps to ourself so what our neighbors think about us dont really matter. i am barely home long enough for my neighbors dislike of me to bother me. i do have to deal with office politics at work, which imo, can be worse than having your neighbors not like you.

however, homeowner or not. i may be a bum on the street for all that it matters, no one will ever raise their voice at my wife when i am around, and not get a piece from me. my wife may be wrong for all i care, but if ANYONE has a problem with her, they better take it up with her in a civil manner.

Originally posted by: slickcat
Until you do then you don't see it from a homeowners perspective where I have to deal with these people day in day out. Your neighbors can really make life unplesant if they want to hassle you.

homeowner's perspective? what the hell is that suppose to mean? homeowner's arent the only ones that have problems like the ones you have. homeowners arent the only ones that deal with people day in and day out. homeowners aren the only ones that get hassled by people around them. so your point of being a homeowner has no bearing in your argument for inaction towards your neighbor.

no one can be liked by everyone. that is a given. but if you are being screamed at, and beign harrassed then you should do something about it, homeowner or not. it's just you and other chickensh1ts in this world that would let others get away with giving you hell, and what's worse, is that you're letting him give your fiance hell as well.
 
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Anyone else think that slickcat should get three of his friends when all the kids are outside playing. Drive to the area. Everyone get out. Turn the car off, and push the car past the guys house.

I would die laughing if you updated with this. The guy would probably be irate.
 
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Originally posted by: slickcat
Originally posted by: MazerRackham
Oh man, I feel your pain dude... neighbors can really SUCK.

I hate living in an apartment, but at least in an apartment you can move quite easily if you have to. With a house, you're pretty much stuck.

I guess the old saying is that "you can't choose your neighbors."

I wish you luck dude, but that whole situation just sounds really really bad. Get out of there if you can!

Thanks man! Yeah we definitely are living that saying now. Our situation is horrible. All we do is be nice to everybody around us. We're nice and respectful and hate conflict. We're trying to get out but it doesn't look possible for another few years. The next time we get a place we're going to interview the neighbors before we decide to buy. I don't want to get stuck in another situation like this. Plus we're moving out into the country and away from subdivision life. People in the country are way more laid back than people in the city.

Gnerally true. But my in-laws currently have a neighbor that blows the leaves off his yard about 5 times a day and spends alteast 30 minutes each time doing so. Basket cases are all over the place.

 

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As far as recording the police at your door, most likely there is nothing they can do about it. Besides, they don't have to know you are doing it... just start the recorder before you open the door.

If, as you have stated, you don't want to provoke the neighbor, it seems like the easiest thing to do would be take the alternate route. You say it's a mile out of the way, but at 25 miles per hour that is only an extra 2 minutes. You have to decide if it's worth it or not.
 

NikPreviousAcct

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2. neighbor calls the cops and the cops come over and threaten my fiance with a wreckless driving/endangerment ticket that she will have to go to court for on charges for speeding but produces no proof and does not even catch my fiance speeding. He is going on the word of one neighbor 5-6 houses down and his group of friends that live next to him.

Those cops are frickin regarded. They can't give someone a ticket based on hear-say.
 

oogabooga

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the cops just talking trash, he can't do much in that case other than discourage you from doing 'what you were doing'

just confront your neighbor, and give him a piece of your mind, i think that may resolve things, or make em worse.
 

notfred

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Run over his kids at exactly 25 mph hour. Sue him for damage caused to your car. This assumes his kids are in the street and not legitimately in a crosswalk or something.
 

bunker

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I know this is late, but I just got this response, it's from a friend of mine who's a state trooper in MI where the o.p. is:

If the harrasment continues he could always try to get a PPO order against the complainer.

As for getting a ticket. If the complainer is willing to testify in court as to what he observe at a specific time and location in front of a judge, it is possble the Prosecutors office would authorize the Police to write a reckless driving ticket, which is considered a misdemeanor.

She could not get a speeding ticket without the Police seeing it.
 

Iron Woode

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Here are some real tips:

1. Get a lawyer

2. Get a restraining order against the neighbour. (he doesn't need to be notified of it either)

3. Post a No Trespassing sign on your property.

4. enforce said sign.

5. If he harrasses your wife after all this, you can have him arrested.

6. forget that namby-pamby-try-to-make-friends-wth-the-neighbour crap. Just pretend he doesn't exist.

Drive down the street responsibly and obey the speed limit. You cannot be charged with any traffic offence without the officer witnessing it. It would never hold up in court and the officer would be forced to show up and lose pay.
 

eigen

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Originally posted by: Iron Woode
Here are some real tips:

1. Get a lawyer

2. Get a restraining order against the neighbour. (he doesn't need to be notified of it either)

3. Post a No Trespassing sign on your property. Attach vicious pitbull to sign.

4. enforce said sign. Dont worry about it the dog just ate him

5. If he harrasses your wife after all this, you can have him arrested.

6. forget that namby-pamby-try-to-make-friends-wth-the-neighbour crap. Just pretend he doesn't exist.

Drive down the street responsibly and obey the speed limit. You cannot be charged with any traffic offence without the officer witnessing it. It would never hold up in court and the officer would be forced to show up and lose pay.


fixed.