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Quiet neighborhoods are supposed to be peaceful places to live.
The following story involves a man whose rude neighbor plays loud music, blocks his driveway, and repeatedly harasses his guests.
The neighbor has attracted numerous police calls and has even been accused of racism.
What’s worse is that the neighbor just keeps going with rude gestures and disrespecting people and property.
Ugh! That sounds insane. Read the full story below for all the details.
I win. I have the worst NFH.
My neighbor plays loud music, gets the cops called on him, parks 4 foot off the curb across from my driveway, calls everyone racists, and harasses my guests.
Not only these, but he also has started taking walks in the neighborhood where he steps in front of your car and dodges.
Then proceeds to put his fist in the air or do some other odd motion.
This guy is the worst and is actively trying to cause trouble.
This man has just bought his house and is starting to realize the kind of living situation he has.
We live in a quiet suburb full of people who work hard and just want to be left alone.
Cops are aware from multiple counties and have been called dozens of times, but “have done all they can do.”
I just bought this house and am slowly trying to realize this is my new reality.
Love to hear if anyone can beat this guy. Why do people act like this?
Yikes! It sounds like OP does have the worst neighbor from hell.
It’s sad how this neighbor seemed determined to turn every ordinary interaction into a confrontation.
The fact that police from multiple counties already knew about him but could do little must have made the situation even more frustrating for OP and those around him.
Let’s find out what others have to say about this.
Yes, indeed!
This user shares their personal experience.
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Finally, short and straightforward.
Some people take neighborhood watch a little too literally.