Bad neighbor... AGAIN.
10-14-2008, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by pemex70,Oct 14 2008, 03:28 PM
i read this but at your request ill keep my un-REALISTIC suggestions to myself.
hope you and mr. anleth, your friend, figure something permanent.
hope you and mr. anleth, your friend, figure something permanent.
You have been MIA at all the Valencia meets mister. We'll see you this Thursday yaa?
10-14-2008, 07:14 PM
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I agree and hear everything that you all are saying. Deal is we need hard evidence of him doing something on camera or an eye witness that does not personally know me or anyone in my family. This is what has kept us from getting any legal help..........until now.
Let me fix the story a little since Anleth just filled me in on what exactly happened. When they both pulled up to the light- Anleth waiting to make a left and the mustang waiting to go straight- both guys get out of the mustang and go towards Anleth. Anleth locks the doors and the neighbor takes a rock from the ground and throws it at the S and runs back into their car to drive off. Anleth is oblivious to the fact that they just threw a rock at the car as his focus is on almost hitting the car in front of him. Little did they know that the car behind Anleth was actually a car belonging to a company, which will remain nameless. Anleth called that company to see if any of their employees had witnessed the incident and turns out.. someone did. Cops are informed and now we're waiting to hear back......
Let me fix the story a little since Anleth just filled me in on what exactly happened. When they both pulled up to the light- Anleth waiting to make a left and the mustang waiting to go straight- both guys get out of the mustang and go towards Anleth. Anleth locks the doors and the neighbor takes a rock from the ground and throws it at the S and runs back into their car to drive off. Anleth is oblivious to the fact that they just threw a rock at the car as his focus is on almost hitting the car in front of him. Little did they know that the car behind Anleth was actually a car belonging to a company, which will remain nameless. Anleth called that company to see if any of their employees had witnessed the incident and turns out.. someone did. Cops are informed and now we're waiting to hear back......
10-14-2008, 07:17 PM
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what's your address? Would suck if someone (a complete stranger) actually drove by your house and accidentally happened to throw a hard object at your neighbor's car. 
10-14-2008, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by hapybrian,Oct 14 2008, 03:53 PM
A webcam set to record on motion (software is FREE), and one of
those motion-detecting flood lights! I think I suggested this before,
but I'm going to again.. I used one and caught VERY interesting
footage. Your neighbor can complain all he wants about you putting
up a camera--so long as you are pointing it INTO his house, you
are good to go.
If you catch him hitting the car and leaving, you might have a hit & run,
which gets serious consequences!
Don't play dirty, or aggravate the guy (flipping him off was probably
not a good plan). If you have done everything nice and fair, he'll
have nothing he can say against you if it comes to a trial. If you
act out, judge/jury will see you both as unruly children. You don't
want that.
Anyone see Pacific Heights?
Aloha Nui Loa~
those motion-detecting flood lights! I think I suggested this before,
but I'm going to again.. I used one and caught VERY interesting
footage. Your neighbor can complain all he wants about you putting
up a camera--so long as you are pointing it INTO his house, you
are good to go.
If you catch him hitting the car and leaving, you might have a hit & run,
which gets serious consequences!
Don't play dirty, or aggravate the guy (flipping him off was probably
not a good plan). If you have done everything nice and fair, he'll
have nothing he can say against you if it comes to a trial. If you
act out, judge/jury will see you both as unruly children. You don't
want that.
Anyone see Pacific Heights?
Aloha Nui Loa~
Aloha
10-14-2008, 07:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Series10,Oct 14 2008, 07:17 PM
what's your address? Would suck if someone (a complete stranger) actually drove by your house and accidentally happened to throw a hard object at your neighbor's car.
hmmmmmmmmm 
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Originally Posted by fuqxyu,Oct 14 2008, 06:50 PM
seriously...somebody would be in the hospital right now if I was in your situation.
It just sucks things like this can't really be handled legally.
It just sucks things like this can't really be handled legally.
but its good to hear that things are finally turning for the better and a witness of this crime is helping you guys confront the neighbor thru the cops..
worst comes to worst...
cruise/meet to your neighbors house with the entire list of things mentioned in thread? hahah
neighbor~>
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