Neighbor Karen SUES Me For NOT Letting Her STEAL My Electricity! Points Gun At Me After LOSING!
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- Neighbor Karen SUES Me For NOT Letting Her STEAL My Electricity! Points Gun At Me After LOSING!
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When someone steals your electricity like that, you pull the plug, chop it off the end of the wire and leave the cable where it lies. She won't be plugging in that cord again. She can't file charges for damaging property without confessing to a crime herself.
I always turn my outside water and electrical hookups off from inside the house when I'm not using them. I've had plenty of NFH before. I suppose Karen would feel entitled to just break into the house and take a chance on meeting an armed homeowner.
That one only works with self aware people. 😅 Karens do not count.
Unplug, cut the cord at the property boundary and see how long they’re willing to support the loss.
@@danrossell6375 4:42 The first story.
Why didn't OP just go to the electrical box inside his home & switch off the breaker(s) that feed power to the outside plugs? This story is a little hard to believe.
Last time I checked it's illegal to steal someone's electricity.
Should have called the cops the first time!
Story 1 is an example of Karen Rule # 0014: "Karens never apologize, they double down."
Another one off her meds!
keep the the cords!
In the second story, if op decides to go camping, I'd make sure to invest in a good security system and really good door locks, in case your brother finds out about your trip and tries to take the house
That Karen stealing power from her neighbor is very lucky the op didn't have a permit to carr, or Karen might be pushing up flowers because she pointed a handgun at the op.
Don't need a permit to carry
First story: Honestly. I wouldn't just unplug the extensions, I would get a machete and cut each one.
They are parents and their kids need them.
Kids need “good” parents, not just any parents.
Yeah, electrictity is free, right? I'm surpsised that garden hoses and a demand for the wifi password did't come out. On a vaguely related story about plugging in to the neighbour's house, years ago I worked for a guy who built a spec house once a year (kind of a semi retirement thing). I noticed that our air compressor and power tools were powered from the neighbour's house. The explanation was simple - it cost a lot of money for permits and electricians and delays to have a temporary power service, with a meter, installed. Instead the boss just talked to the neighbour. He paid to have a heavy duty breaker installed in her home panel (which she got to keep) and, based on past usage, he paid most of her regular electricity bill plus what he used for the three months construction was happening. Had a written contract and everything. He saved money, she saved money. She was also thrilled that the rotting dump next door to her was torn down and replaced with a fine looking house. She wasn't so thrilled with the feral peacock that adopted our worksite as a home but that's another story.
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Story 1; YOU simply unplugged Karen YOU needed to sever the cable, cutting is more permanent. UNPLUG first then chop off to separate the length. Easier to just turn off those circuits from you power panel. Question tho?? HOW did she get that idiocy into the legal system?? A proper lawyer wouldn't have helped. Any legal assistant / law clerk would not have filed. I suspect this story has been "AMPED UP" from BS
Story 1: OP was a woman, no mention of electrical expertise. Household electricity is probably not in her wheelhouse. Sure, flipping breakers is an easy fix for someone who knows what she's doing, but if you've never heard of or had to deal with breakers, it's another issue. Also, you can file a case pro-se without any legal experience at all, even if it's crazy. Then the respondent will have to pony up for a lawyer to untangle all the deceit, fabrications, and misrepresentations at the cost of however many dollars per hour. $50,000 in electricity is ungodly expensive, though. It's like YEARS of electrical bills even if you do something stupid, like NBC's A/C open-aired tent.
I have an external socket for an extension cable to a garden shed, but it has an internal switch with a red LED in the kitchen.
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S1 Even in my third world country, we have options other than stealing from a neighbor!
a) find where the wires to the house start from, on the pole, and fix the burnt fuse that is preventing current flowing to your house
b) go to town and hire a DG set to provide a min amount of electricity for water pump, light, fan, computer
c) go to Malwart or similar shop and buy a DG set - ditto-
d) Buy a solar panel + LED lamp with battery
$50,000 in electricity bills!? Get out of here! Something the size of a Buckingham palace, every room plugged in night and day for well over a year, maybe. Pfft
Electricity, emotional damage, legal fees and expenses
Aside from that, I’m having a hard time believing the cops were able to respond that fast
You can get lockable plugs that prevent people plugging in.
It would be up to the patient to file the complaint with CPS.
i would counter sue karen for stealing electricity it's not hers and will never will be
lady watch your own kids seriously
No Court in the USA would have awarded $50,000.00 for a counter-suit for stolen electricity.
and a concerned neighbor reports and cops are right there?
@@Ladywizard because it involved a weapon being brandished it was considered an emergency that could easily result in people getting badly injured or even worse killed so police would respond asap
Electricity theft is a federal crime.
Or better yet have a breaker switch hooked up to the outside outlet so if someone tries to use those outlets no power
Just in case anyone needs to know this. Night owl cameras do not need a computer . It comes with how ever many cameras in the package that you get , and a hard drive system which is where the footage is saved to. All you need is wifi , a tv with hdmi port , and to know if you want to run wires or not. They come as wireless ( you just plug the cameras into a socket and that’s it ), wired ( you have to run the wires from the camera to the hard drive and a power outlet, or they now have battery wireless ( no wires at all) . I paid 370 ( us money) for mine and got it on sell. wireless 8 channel hard drive with 4 cameras and if I want to add 4 more cameras later on i can . And there is no fees . You just buy the system and install it , connect to your tv, and set up with wifi
I would unplug the extension cords and then cut them after all they're on your property aren't they yours??
unplug her cables then cut off the plug problem solved
That was a very swift police response you rarely see. Great stories, Ripe.
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@@DigitalCowboy000 4:43 the first story.
Power cords confiscate them and report to the police.
Okay, how the hell was the lawsuit even allowed to move forward? It has absolutely no basis in reality or the law.
I could have the outlets removed or just the in-house breakers to those outlets turned off. Cameras help immensely.
I would’ve pulled the cords out and cut them so she can’t use them
Was hoping to hear a "do it for Dan" update! 🎉 Thanks for the post.
sounds like joan earned some free food, at the very least ^^
The story about the electricity thief is odd (and a little hard to believe) because all OP had to do was switch off the circuit breaker that fed power to the outside outlets.
If I had that situation with someone illegally plugging into power outlets, I would head straight out and buy some sort of cover for the outlets with a nice fat padlock so they couldn't access the outlets.
That’s why people stopped renting residential property to the federal government..
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I would rewire the circuts you neighbor was using temporarily to steal your electricity to 240 volts, after which she would be replacing most of her appliances...
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story 1 - why wouldn't you start reporting Karen to the utility and police immediately after she started trespassing and stealing electricity? Why keep playing games with some entitled lunatic for weeks? And she made threatening statements that could have been leveraged into a restraining order long before things got as far as they did. And why did the judge just sit on his butt while she made more threatening statements inside his courtroom?
The story is a little hard to believe since OP could've just switched off the breakers that feed electricity to the outside plugs.
Cut cords 2:55
Should have gone to your fuse box and cut the power to the outside outlets
No, You don't need a computer to record to for a security camera...They have SD card slots and an app on your phone to link them to your smartphone so you can control and view footage..
Total bullshit .
The second I saw those cords I would call the police
Karen is a role model
🔥✊🏾Yall Jumped to the story….my parents made me sleep in a camper…What happened??!…👊🏾💯
Just chop
Electricity theft? Have someone video you unplugging it and chopping off the cord where it comes on to your property. Cords aren't cheap. Years ago I put in an outdoor outlet so I could put a heat lamp on my VW motor in winter. I ran it through a switch in the basement with a signal light to show when it was live.
Honestly, I'm having a hard time believing the first story I mean having two cop cars suddenly appear out thin air just little bit Unbelievable then again Truth is stranger than fiction
6:28 I have read this story for years.
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Dreamt-up stories, too banal.
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Someone 'siphoned $50,000' of electricity? Please pick more believable stories