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"Instead of calling the police I grabbed my garden hose and sprayed them"
Children are all about playing and adventure, but what can possibly be a greater adventure than stealing a neighbor's fruits? Besides, the unwritten rule is that stolen fruit doesn't taste the same as the fruit in their yards or supermarkets; it's incomparably tastier.
But if they discover a neighbor's 'treasure' and keep returning for more, it can get really annoying. Recently, a Reddit user shared the story of how they handled the thieving neighborhood kids, but now they have much bigger problems.
OP said they adore strawberries to the extent that they planted 300 plants in their garden. Following the harvest, the OP delights in creating an abundance of strawberry jelly and distributing it to friends, family, and neighbors.
The OP generously donates any remaining jelly to the local food bank. Recently, the OP has been facing significant challenges due to the neighborhood children trespassing and stealing strawberries.
During one such incident, the children acted so recklessly that over 50 plants were destroyed. When the OP intercepted them, they warned them of potential police intervention.
However, during the following encounter, the OP opted for a different approach, using the garden hose to spray the intruders and drive them away rather than involving law enforcement. This action provoked a visit from a cohort of furious parents, and none of them seemed willing to apologize for the misdeeds of their offspring.
One parent even threatened to sue the OP because water damaged her son's iPhone 10. The OP told her it was her problem as she had allowed such an expensive device for an eight-year-old.
The OP then concluded the conversation by warning the group to leave their property or face reprisal with the hose.
Redditor told the OP that they are not in the wrong for spraying children who steal with a garden hose, but they also advised them to consider calling the police the next time or installing security cameras. But tell us, what would you do if you were in the OP's shoes?