Moment Woman Tows Her Neighbor's Car After She Warned Them Not To Park In Her Driveway

Redditor shares a story about her entitled neighbors who believed they were free to do whatever they wanted without regard to the consequences of their actions.

Maryjane

• Published in Interesting
• February 21, 2022

It’s said you can't pick your family, and that can also apply to your neighbors. An individual can consider themselves fortunate if they live in good conditions and have neighbors who are understanding and willing to help.

However, how do you deal with neighbors who believe they are superior to you and make your life tough with their behavior? One Reddit user, @Jeleki2020, chose to share a story about her entitled neighbors who believed they were free to do whatever they wanted without regard to the consequences of their actions.

The lady began her story by saying that she stays with her two teenage sons in a calm neighborhood where each house has its own garage. Since the lady lives with her children alone, she has just one vehicle that she parks in her garage, while her neighbors have many vehicles that they sometimes park in their driveways or on the street.

One evening, her neighbor came knocking, saying that one of his children had recently turned 16, so they got him a truck. The issue was that they didn't have a lot of room, so he asked if his child could park his truck in her driveway.

The OP clarified that she can't permit her child to park it there since she uses this driveway and his truck will block her way. The man persisted, but the OP disagreed.

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Many people would agree that it's very critical to have a good connection with your neighbors, as no one can tell when you will require some assistance from them.

The following day, the OP told her co-workers what transpired, and one of them figured it would be smart for her to send an email to her homeowner’s association (HOA), just to report what was happening in case the matter escalated, which it did. Here is the OP's story in full:

A redditor chose to share how she engaged in a shocking dispute with her neighbors.

Backstory

I stay home

Months ago...

Here are the players

Today is...

The conversation

A pretty truck

A brief pause

I don't understand

I use my driveway

That isn't possible

The answer is no

Losing my temper

Door closing

The tests...

Emailing my HOA

An FYI email

On this day...

BLOCKING

It happened that the OP noticed that her child wasn’t feeling well, so she chose to take him to the doctor for a check-up. Then, she noticed that the neighbor's son's truck was in her driveway.

So she went to her neighbor and retold them that their child couldn't leave his vehicle on her driveway, and if that should repeat itself, she would tow the vehicle. Well, it happened again, and she kept to her words.

Stomping to my neighbor's

Proceeds to talk

I'm going to have it towed

Famous "B"

Another email to the HOA

This email string

Saturday evening

Driving even further

Setting the scene

Parked on my lawn

I couldn't understand it

The tow truck arrives

Another conversation

Where is the truck?

An unauthorized vehicle

Go right ahead

Closing the door

He did call the police

Sorry for the bother

Greetings

Yes!

Just to confirm

Got the emails printed

The following exchange

A copy is needed

Oh, absolutely

I am exhausted

Reference this case

Give it a few days

Seeing it through

The whole scenario ended with the neighbor’s son getting a $150 fine, and the parents finally understood that they ought to replace his vehicle with a smaller one, which they did.

Update 2

The trespassing report

He is convicted

Final update

A $150 fine

Two good things has happened

Many individuals online became very interested in this story as it required a little time to unfurl. A ton of those individuals were also worried about her and her children's wellbeing as they might plot a revenge plan.

So they encouraged the lady to install cameras, which she really did, for everybody's safety. Redditors online were intrigued with how she took care of the situation.

Comment below if you were intrigued as well. 

Maryjane