Woman Harassed by Neighbor for YEARS | Neighborhood Wars | A&E

This woman is harassed by her neighbor for YEARS in this scene from Season 5, Episode 1.

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[meanjeanie]

Now you know the real reason why the prior owners sold !

[suzannejenkins]

happy to say my neighbors ROCK....never...ever had a problem...

[thegoldenstation]

Irony: A security camera capturing incriminating evidence of you destroying said camera so that it can’t capture incriminating evidence of you.

[unapologeticallyamy]

I’m so happy for them. I love having kind neighbors ❤

[christystaley]

We have a neighbor like that and it’s awful. He is an absolute tyrant cops there all the time, and the cops do nothing.

[drewblanche]

“QUIT VIDEOTAPING ME!!” —Every Karen 😂

[bretfisher]

I've been in a situation just like this, and I remember it well.

I became constantly enraged at my downstairs neighbor, who was a vicious sociopath.

She'd hear my footsteps in her ceiling (which was unavoidable, and I am in no way a loud or inconsiderate person), and proceed to bang on the ceiling with a broomstick or something.

On and on, making it endlessly anxious for me just to walk in my own apartment.

The resentment and hostility I felt for her became very serious, and very debilitating, and also something I seemed unable to let go of.

I had to bring the police into it. Then I'd bump into her or her husband outside, and it was indescribably tense.

I tried to explain to them both that it wasn't intentional of me to be heard below, in their apartment, but was a result of the way the building was constructed. It was like a drum, between floors.

I still regret how I lost control of myself in those weeks, but it was beyond me. The woman was insane, and eventually moved out, as did I.

It was an unforgettable nightmare.

[DixieChiweenie]

Those crazy type people just want a reaction from you, they get pleasure out of your discomfort.

[bridgetclement]

3:08 Neighbor looks like a DRUG ADDICT

[mrsparex]

Good fences makes good neighbors (sometimes)

[danor]

Dropping the charges before the house was sold was taking a big chance.

[CanadianSmoke]

Words of wisdom from Robert Frost, “Good fences make good neighbors.”

[DeHyntonGaming]

A 100ft fence will solve it 😂 I want one

[milkweedsage]

"Gun in the window blew my mind" unfortunate choice of words!

[trenchcoatmafioso]

That levell of vocal fry would drive me f*cking crazy too.

[mrsparex]

We had a neighbor problem... we moved.
We have wonderful neighbors now.

[anndantz]

OK, you get the property lines assessed. put up a fence! Almost seems like the turmoil is addictive

[mtss]

Im glad this ended well for the family 👍

[onewapani]

We had this problem and gratefully used it as a catalyst to get us out of the city and away from neighbors all together. Sold the house and everything else that we could. Bought a home in the middle of the woods in a rural area. There are only 5 families on the entire 2 mile gravel road. Best choice we've ever made.