Crazy Neighbor being aggressive about camera

Crazy neighbor made about security cameras point at our backyard pool.
Crazy guy called the police about the cameras. 3 police officers came to our door, and told us there are not laws about having cameras/security cameras around your house.

[James_was_here_]

Thank you for reminding me why I will never live in a hoa. I would rather live in a gutter than have any of the people in this video as my neighbors.

[mrskeeters]

The crazy neighbor is inside the house in this video. Anyone that thinks otherwise is probably a crazy neighbor themselves.

[vindice]

Lady is a psycho, and he is not being aggressive at all

[SrAntonio]

The fact that no one can resolve things politely these days spells out there’s no hope for this country.

[Trexcision]

He seemed to be pretty reasonable with his requests. Not sure why this is titled "Crazy Neighbor". He conducted himself pretty civilly lol.

[FindKind]

I think this man was in the right. Every person should have the right to privacy in their back yard. . .Especially with children. This lady was not reasonable at all. We live in a very intrusive society !! Sad for you Mr. this video shows that you are a good man and a good father !!!

[kellywinsor]

Why I don’t answer the door for people I don’t know.

[tlaf-yhpx]

There is no law against filming any outside area. Best bet is to try to block it with trees or bushes.

[Sicario-Sunny]

He wasn't crazy nor aggressive at all, more-so actually polite and friendly....

[dustbitten]

I’m glad we all agree we’re on his side. She could’ve focused on reassuring him that they weren’t facing his house instead of making it seem like there shouldn’t be kids around anyways. The fact that she did that makes me think he’s probably right.

[supachaloopa]

The cameras are pointed at her pool/backyard, according to the lady who answered the door. Cameras are everywhere and if you are outdoors, better get used to it. She did bring up a good point- the neighborhood is for 55+ residents, so for him to have kids in the neighborhood doesn't give him any right to ask for special consideration. I guarantee you, as soon as his house is broken into, he will be knocking on her door for help.

[jjfreight-trains]

there is no evidence to suggest she is watching the kids, why would she and why would she be bothered. If this other neighbour has a problem, call the police. A 55 year old persons neighbourhood, how was he allowed to move in their with kids. She can have her camera's anywhere she wants. They should worry about the camera's in their smart tv's, watching kids in their homes, bedrooms etc etc

[guymobbley]

I think the better idea would be to tell him to get off your property. He’s trespassing and if he doesn’t, you will call the authorities. End of story.

[crs]

The only crazy person in this video seems to be the lady.
That guy is super reasonable and respectful.

[SumbDumbHandle]

He actually started being polite, non-threatening. She was rude and aggressive from the get go. I wouldn't want cameras pointed in my property either. All she had to do was show him on her cell phone that the cameras were not pointed at his yard and kids. If it were me, I would have reassured my neighbor that I'm looking out for everyone in the neighborhood.
First, she pretends not to know him and then talks about his kids. A bunch of B.S.
She could have handled that way better. He was in NO WAY a crazy neighbor, she was.
Not a popular opinion, but I call it the way I see it.

[michaelm]

The woman was crazier than the guy. His concern was understandable, his approach was polite and his solution was reasonable. She immediately jumped on the defensive, immediately started attacking him for simply having kids in the neighborhood and overall showed herself to be incredible unpleasant and uncooperative.

[AllanLoveJr]

You can have cameras. The only problem is. There will always be some crybaby throwing a sissy fit. The thing in this country is that you do not win.

[vickiehurtt-thayer]

He seemed reasonable...good idea to point the cameras at your house, instead of his, problem solved. Maybe he's right and she wants to see all she can on his property. 😖

[michaelboykin]

The man has a reasonable request. If the cameras were mounted in the perimeter, and facing the Karens house, she would have security and he would have privacy. She came to the door, ready for a fight. He was respectful, and has reason for concern. This is one of the many reasons I live in the country.

[niftynic]

I can't help but wonder if the role had been reversed if people in comments would still feel the same. Had this woman had an issue with cameras pointed at her backyard people would probably be saying 'you have a right to enjoy to your yard without fear of being watched'. This could have been handled so much better.