The female who keeps falsely reporting men for being sexually inappropriate with her should be arrested. Her type make it harder for real behaviour of that kind to be taken seriously!
Opening someone else’s mail is a criminal offense not a civil one, so OP wouldn’t have to spend any money. She just needs to contact the postmaster general and they will handle it.
Not only a criminal offense, but a FEDERAL offense. We’re talking about some serious jail time and a HUGE fine. If you have ever thought about stealing mail, don’t. You CANNOT afford it.
The neighbors couldn't wait to burn stuff in their firepit so OP and their dog could enjoy the last day on this earth. I hope they enjoy not using that precious fire pit now
I'd find a way to spread the word in the neighborhood about the people in the last story. "I had to put up a fence because I can't stand looking at them after what they did to my dying dog" might be a start.
That last story almost broke me. What awful neighbours!!!! The decision to euthanize a beloved pet is one of the most heart breaking ones, and the fact those neighbours didn't even allow poor doggo one last day outside is just so horrible!
I’ve had to say goodbye to 3 of my dogs and 1 cat, my first thought was of the neighbours not being pet owners saying it just a dog so what but my Army mind went got a hose use it soak there pit can’t use it they complain soak them too. Can’t start a fire in a soaking wet fire pit.
Story one. If this is in the states, you don’t call the police. Tampering with the mail is a Federal offense. You call the postmaster in your area. Tell them you have footage of the violations (with an “s”). You will have action taken faster than you can say Jack rabbit.
@DesertRider-zs2qb Yeah, people seem to underestimate fish. I work in a pet store. We sell koo, and they actually recognize pet care staff. So they will realize in the morning. It's feeding time, and will get excited and follow us around..
Definitely report that woman with pictures or video evidence of her being exposed to neighborhood children, she'll get on a registered sex offender list. Gross
Maybe it wasn't in the US... there are countries where this kind of nudity is not a problem at all (most of Europe). Also there are no sex - offenders lists there.
Not true - that woman was on her own property and wore a wrap - just not closed. That is no crime in Germany - maybe a "Ordnungswidrigkeit" (sorry no idea how to translate that) but only if someone feels offended - which would be most likely not the case here. To sunbath at least topless is pretty common in German parks in summer and sometimes you see even fully nude people (no nudist area). People just don't care too much. @@SonsOfLorgar
You don’t have to fight someone going through your mail. Call the post office make reports with them then call the police and make a police report. It’s federal law she’s breaking
Yes, that little scene where she's reading his mail? You take your phone you record the conversation, and her money won't protect her from federal prosecution. It's not trivial, it's not funny. It's the law.
That whole story doesn't make sense. Getting people in trouble once or twice I could accept but numerous people fired over an extended period of time all for the same thing seems unrealistic. If that's true then whoever did the investigations needs to be fired surely any normal person is going to fight being fired and any normal investigator is going to look at the complainant and ask why is this one person the only person having issues with so many people
Story 1 - Yeah, opening someone else’s mailbox and taking/reading their mail IS illegal! I suggest that OP get a mailbox that comes with a lock or record her snooping in your mailbox.
Considering that she been reading OP bank mail is really illegal as she committing a federal crime, with penalties of up to $250,000 in fines or up to 5 years in prison. Federal law considers this crime the “Obstruction of Correspondence,”
Story #4 Back when I worked as a security guard, my husband and I were two of the guards assigned to patrol an apartment complex in the county seat. Our main job was to watch out for vandals and kids out past curfew, but we also came up with a tactic to enforce the handicapped parking laws in the complex because we saw SO many cars without placards parking in the spaces! We developed a “Parking Violation” paper on our computer at home (in two parts), and we’d leave one part under the windshield wiper of the violator’s vehicle and put the other one with the night’s report in the rental office, both of which had the info on it (date, make, model, violation, etc.). I can only hope the office sicced the cops on the offenders! As a volunteer firefighter and pet owner (three cats at the moment, but I’ve had dogs in my life too), I feel for the poor dog and human in the last story. Those next-door neighbors were not only insensitive clods, but they could’ve also had their fire spreading because they let it get so big AND didn’t monitor it constantly the way you’re supposed to! In our county, you have to make sure you don’t live in an area with a ban on open burning (like within town limits), you have to notify Dispatch of the starting/ending time of your fire, you can’t fire up a burn pit or pile on windy days or during severely dry conditions, AND there are restrictions on what you can and can’t burn! I’ve responded to plenty of open-burning complaints that violated any or all of the above, and don’t even get me started on the number of field or mountain fires that resulted from idiots lighting burn piles on windy, dry days! OP could’ve called the fire department on the neighbors, and not only would we have come and put out their fire, we could cite them for violations as well, which means their next encounter with us would involve the FIRE MARSHAL! Take THAT, idiots!
With the last story, the worst part of it was that the neighbor actually decided to do a non-verbal 'screw you' to the poster, as evidenced by the poster seeing him gesturing AT HIM, and ensuring that more burnables went on the fire. So yeah, building the fence so that they can't use the fire pit again? I'd do the same.
Story 1: if you suspect someone going through your mail, call the post master. The Postal Investigators take that sort of stuff very seriously. Even better if you have photo evidence. Story 5: I'm waiting for the day one of these women flirts with a guy, tries to tell HR it was the other way around, and gets laughed out of the office because the whole company knows he's gay. 😂
My friends neighbor would go through her mail constantly, she put up a ring video of her doing it she would steal cards and checks. When she had the cops show up they gave her a warning first and said she'd be arrested next time. She didn't stop and when she realized there was video proof of her stealing the mail she packed up and moved in the middle of the night.
That last story hurt. The day before one of my small dogs was put down I let her stay outside as long as she wanted. I still remember many years later just watching her sit for hours in the sunshine, happy as can be.
Story 3: I don't think this neighbor has ever lived a normal life, like she sounds like a cartoon character that escaped to the real world. Someone with Main Character Syndrome
Police should have been called immediately on the theft of the fish. As to how OP went and pooped on her front stoop, he should be lucky that she didnt call the police about it all.
1st story: OP, some free advice. Stealing mail is a federal crime. Report her to the Postmaster General, your local post office will give you the contact info. And while you're there, rent a post office box. It'll cost about $130 a year, but it'll keep this nutcase out of your mail, and also prevent mail theft by other people.
To the kid with the koi, talk to your parents about getting CCTV cameras and then you'll have video proof of her trespassing along with a nice visit from law enforcement.
In the last story, I would have invoked the city ordinance, *and* called the fire department that you were concerned someone's backyard fire is too big and might set their house on fire.
Last story: Wife tried to tell husband to knock it off. Husband was drunk, took exception to that, and gave her his best "FU" at the expense of the neighbors, to embarrass her and and "Put her in her place." Sauce: Survivor/ ex-wife of someone like that.
Story one, how to deal with people like this, step one call the uspo and request a wall mounted mail box, step 2 , install a ring doorbell, step 3, take evidence to the postal inspector
Disabled spot.... $500 is a good ticket. Here in my area, these tickets are $250 each. Being disabled myself, I'd like to see these Disabled Parking tickets made $1,000 a pop! And an automatic tow. 😡 Story five..... Glad she got fired. What she did, apparently a sick game to her, was utterly reprehensible. 🤨 Last story.... Those neighbors are disgusting. I almost wish that fire got out of control, and start licking at their house. 😒
On the first story, op if you had cameras up and caught her doing that on camera you could have taken to the post office and gotten her BIG trouble, it is a FELONY to with someone elses mailbox.
Last story: The moment they left the fire unattended I would have called the FD and said there was a fire in someone's back yard and no one is looking after it, it might be out of control.
17:22 I would have started by calling the local fire department and telling them that the neighbors have a had a large fire going in their backyard completely unattended for long periods at a time, and I'm worried that sparks from it might carry to dry brush or surrounding buildings and cause a fire. It's actually an entirely legitimate concern, and most fire departments take that sort of thing _very_ seriously, and they would most likely have several large guys knocking on their door in a few minutes insisting that they put it out immediately and wanting to ask them a whole lot of questions...
I lived in California. My neighbor across the street drove me crazy with crap, like pretending to head for me in. his car when I was on foot. I went to a protest, found the looniest booths, and signed him up for every one.
I knew a elderly man who was a mayor of a town who would take a 💩 on someone's front steps or porch if you disagreed with him. He was absolutely insane
Story 1... if OP is in the US, it's a federal crime to tamper with the mail. The local police don't give a crud because it's outside their jurisdiction, but I've heard that the postal inspectors really bring the pain for this kind of behavior.
First story: I like the idea of sending yourself a fake letter from a lawyer in the hopes that she reads it. Which she will do if you mark the envelope with Private/Confidential on it. I would also include a section in the letter that says that a discretely hidden camera will be installed to watch your mail box/property in 3 days time. There are also ways to signup the neighbor to get a ton of junk mail. Like signing them up for free trial subscriptions for magazines, newsletters, charities, catalogs, etc. A quick google search can find lots of things you can get in the mail for free. Just don't do too much as a guy was actually charged with harassment for signing up someone to get a LOT of junk mail.
OP should notify the post office that his mail is being tampered with our regular basis (it's not just a crime, it's a felony). Recording interaction with her when confronted by her crime, so that she can retort that she doesn't care etc, would be helpful.
The Karen in the first story BROKE their locked gate and used their hot tub, stole their strawberries and left unripe ones to rot on their porch.....so her doing this to innocent koi is not beyond belief. Story 2 - EVERYONE knows NOT to park in a handicap parking spot unless you are handicap. NO EXCUSES! So that rich Karen knew very well what she did.
Story 5: Sadly, others were fired over her false accusations. OP, you need to lay charges against her; this is criminal. Do this before she ends up putting an innocent man behind bars.
In the first story, op really needs to stop her from going through his mail! What if she steals something important in his mail?! She could eventually do some damage!
Last Story - I feel for OP. I had to put my poor 15 year old rat terrier down because she was so sick, the vets did all they could but nothing could be done for her. Those neighbors were monsters. All they had to do was put off their burning for one day, ONE DAY! That’s all! But they didn’t and now they screwed themselves. Serves them right.
I hope that OP from first story goes to the post office and asks to speak to the post master. My husband is a postman and I've been informed not only is it federal government taking care of it but the mailbox itself is considered property of the post office and anyone who tampers with it besides the owner is a criminal offense as well.
Story 5 (flirty and fired): A couple good friends wound up in very hot water because of girls like this. One was discharged from the military because of (false) allegations of sexual assault. The other wound up in prison because of (equally false) allegations. The c🤬t responsible for the discharge did it as retaliation for him not flirting back. Besides being ugly inside and out, she's (somehow) married. The c🤬s responsible for the imprisonment were coached by their mother, and had already landed several other men, including their own father, in prison. These girls (they're too immature to be called "women") are the reason REAL victims aren't taken seriously.
I’m trying to understand how hitting someone could ever be seen as “flirty.” I have flirted, and have been flierted with, and there was NEVER abuse involved. That just sounds like an oxymoron to me.
Story 2. I used to have a neighbor like that when I was younger. She would call the cops any time somebody parked in front of her house, when it was perfectly legal. We called her "the crazy lady," and one mischief night her house got it badly.
With the Coy fish ( I may have spelled it wrong) He should have told her that she didn't help them and that he had made sure they had enough food, she really thought she helped in some way. When he picked them up he should have explained to her to leave them alone and stay Out of his yard.
The lady shouldn't have been in their backyard to begin with, and she had a history of stealing from them and abusing their stuff. She's lucky that a teenager squatting on her front porch several times over the summer was the only thing that happened as a response to her idiocy.
Mail Theft and/or Tampering is a FEDERAL Felony... In the USA, it's Punishable by Fines up to $250,000.00 and/or Prison Time up to 3 Years PER OFFENSE... The same Penalties also apply to Damaging, Defacing, Destroying and/or Stealing a Mailbox...
The first story is about a woman who apparently wants to go to federal prison I would love hearing someone explain to a murderer that the reason that you are in there with them is because you decide to open a mailbox and take mail out of it
"Never enough to take legal action" OP is so wrong, because anything to do with mail is a federal offense, and it sounds like she has plenty of ammo. I remember the story from the mailman at the gated community, and the EM and her crotch goblin. The neighbour is in sooo much trouble.
Story 1: Uh mail tampering is a federal offense... OP should really reach out to the postmaster they take these kinds of things very seriously. Story 6: I would have called the Fire Department and reported an unattended fire at that point.
I think an even better petty revenge for the second story is to wait until the guy takes out his trash, then when he's away or not paying attention, bring them back in for him.
Story 4: Krazy Karen was not happy getting those two $500 tickets. She wanted to donate more to the community, so now she can get reckless driving and speeding tickets to add to her collection.
OH MY GORD! Story one: Don't commit effing wirefraud to get back at some one commuting a felony! Just record them with your phone, take that to the post office, and bam they will be hit with a federal criminal case at no expense to you.
For the guy who sandwiched your vehicle with his trash bins cuz he parked in front of his house... Another option would be to take his bins and bring them back up to his house so they don't get picked up by the trash people.
They clearly were going out if their way to the opposite of OP’s request. They were pointing and shouting as they through on campfire logs. Somehow ruining the last day of life for OP’s dog was worth putting forth an actual effort for them!
The story about the dog made me cry and I wouldn’t have let them get away with it. I would definitely have turned the hose on their fire. How dare they deliberately keep it burning to stop them taking the dog out? What kind of malicious evil person does that and still expects to be treated as a person.
Story 4. Peeling out can easily be written up as reckless driving. Average fine for reckless driving is $500 bucks and 5 points on your licence. Story 6. As soon as I saw they had left home. I would have tossed a few old tires on their fire and called the fire department.
I call The ASPCA on that woman for what you did to those koi. And cameras after that, also get some water balloons full of water then put some fish oil pills inside of them to make them nice and stinky and chuck them at her house so the nice bunch of flies can come and bother her.
OP who worked with the known flirt who got people fired: Why the heck did you give her any personal information? You should have never done that knowing her history. You should have blocked her on your personal phone & social media account. You're lucky that she blew a gasket & slapped you twice, at work, & you had her apology text, or you would have been the one fired.
Don't forget points against your license for the parking violations. In the right jurisdiction, two handicap violations could get your license suspended.
I lost my pitbull to a variety of medical issues, cancer being one. That story made me cry remembering her. Those neighbors are the worst types of inhuman creatures that deserve to feel the pain and suffering they caused the OP of that story.
The last one: So instead of reporting the annoying neighbor, op is paying to have a fence built to stop the annoying neighbor from using their open fire pit. Oh yes. That will the neighbors who won that one.🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
Stolen mail has to be reported to the post office. They have their own police. Ignore the regular police for stuff like this. They cannot be bothered. It's like going to the FBI because your cat is in a tree. By the way our fire department told me they don't rescue cats stuck on a roof. I had to help my neighbor myself and figure out how to get an unknown cat off their roof before it died from lack of water. They didn't get me until 3 days had passed they said so I was in a panic until I found out from them it would move at night when it wasn't as hot up there and located a window above a lower roof line I baited with catnip and food and water in that room. Little old ladies cannot climb up on roofs. Thanks fire department. That is apparently Hollywood movie nonsense. The cat lived.
Screwing around with someone 's mail is a Federal Offence, whether she's reading it, taking it or destroying it. It means Federal prosecution and Federal Prison. Talk to your local Post Office about it and see what they can do about her. All you need to do is record her going through his mail
The female who keeps falsely reporting men for being sexually inappropriate with her should be arrested. Her type make it harder for real behaviour of that kind to be taken seriously!
This made me mad too as a girl. I think also guys should be warn about girls like her cause she can and will screw up their lives legally
Right? This gets me mad as a girl because real causes get ignore. But men should be warn about sharing info with those kinds of girls as well
i can fix her
Opening someone else’s mail is a criminal offense not a civil one, so OP wouldn’t have to spend any money. She just needs to contact the postmaster general and they will handle it.
Agree
It is literally a federal criminal offense to open someone else's mail.
Not only a criminal offense, but a FEDERAL offense. We’re talking about some serious jail time and a HUGE fine. If you have ever thought about stealing mail, don’t. You CANNOT afford it.
It’s also illegal to put things in a mailbox that’s not US mail. So the religious group could also get in trouble.
And I want to add, it's illegal for good reason. No one wants a resurgence in anthrax attacks and package bombs.
The neighbors couldn't wait to burn stuff in their firepit so OP and their dog could enjoy the last day on this earth. I hope they enjoy not using that precious fire pit now
I'd find a way to spread the word in the neighborhood about the people in the last story.
"I had to put up a fence because I can't stand looking at them after what they did to my dying dog" might be a start.
It honestly sounds like OP's new hobby needs to be making their lives miserable in any way possible.
That last story almost broke me. What awful neighbours!!!! The decision to euthanize a beloved pet is one of the most heart breaking ones, and the fact those neighbours didn't even allow poor doggo one last day outside is just so horrible!
I’ve had to say goodbye to 3 of my dogs and 1 cat, my first thought was of the neighbours not being pet owners saying it just a dog so what but my Army mind went got a hose use it soak there pit can’t use it they complain soak them too. Can’t start a fire in a soaking wet fire pit.
I would have gone round and hosed the fire.
Story one. If this is in the states, you don’t call the police. Tampering with the mail is a Federal offense. You call the postmaster in your area. Tell them you have footage of the violations (with an “s”). You will have action taken faster than you can say Jack rabbit.
Koi are intelligent, affectionate and recognize their owners. Neighbor Karen is an abomination.
Huh. I didn't know that Koi could recognize their owners. Learn something new every day.
Also some koi can be expensive. I saw one that was about 500 dollars. Apparently size colors and specie of koi can affect the price.
@@DesertRider-zs2qb Goldfish are also not as forgetfull as often portrayed.
Adult fish in a clean tank can be left for days without worry, longer than leaving with the neighbor.
@DesertRider-zs2qb Yeah, people seem to underestimate fish. I work in a pet store. We sell koo, and they actually recognize pet care staff. So they will realize in the morning. It's feeding time, and will get excited and follow us around..
Opening someone's mail is a FEDERAL crime.
Definitely report that woman with pictures or video evidence of her being exposed to neighborhood children, she'll get on a registered sex offender list. Gross
Maybe it wasn't in the US... there are countries where this kind of nudity is not a problem at all (most of Europe). Also there are no sex - offenders lists there.
@@chrissiesbuchcocktailumm... outside designated nudist beaches, that thing is DEFINITELY a public decency crime in Europe too.
Not true - that woman was on her own property and wore a wrap - just not closed. That is no crime in Germany - maybe a "Ordnungswidrigkeit" (sorry no idea how to translate that) but only if someone feels offended - which would be most likely not the case here. To sunbath at least topless is pretty common in German parks in summer and sometimes you see even fully nude people (no nudist area). People just don't care too much. @@SonsOfLorgar
@@chrissiesbuchcocktail As some1 from Europe. You should stop writing complete bullsh!t.
@@SonsOfLorgar As some1 from Europe. Yeah, he's full of bullsh!t. Ignore him.
You don’t have to fight someone going through your mail. Call the post office make reports with them then call the police and make a police report. It’s federal law she’s breaking
This is a job for… THE POSTAL POLICE
Yep, that person is in serious trouble.
they need to call Agent Jack Danger
Yes, that little scene where she's reading his mail? You take your phone you record the conversation, and her money won't protect her from federal prosecution. It's not trivial, it's not funny. It's the law.
The post marshalls absolutely do not play around with that sort of thing. That's how a lot of cults get taken down....the postal police. Seriously.
who the hell slaps someone in the face "flirtatiously" tho, that woman is insane
That's something that used to do like in the 50s
That whole story doesn't make sense. Getting people in trouble once or twice I could accept but numerous people fired over an extended period of time all for the same thing seems unrealistic. If that's true then whoever did the investigations needs to be fired surely any normal person is going to fight being fired and any normal investigator is going to look at the complainant and ask why is this one person the only person having issues with so many people
Story 1 - Yeah, opening someone else’s mailbox and taking/reading their mail IS illegal! I suggest that OP get a mailbox that comes with a lock or record her snooping in your mailbox.
Considering that she been reading OP bank mail is really illegal as she committing a federal crime, with penalties of up to $250,000 in fines or up to 5 years in prison. Federal law considers this crime the “Obstruction of Correspondence,”
To think she every right shows that she's definitely a Karen. Karens are as dumb as they are entitled.
@@alantran4901it's actually called "Interference with the delivery of US Mail"
Story 1; The OP should report her to the postmaster general. They will do something.
Story #4 Back when I worked as a security guard, my husband and I were two of the guards assigned to patrol an apartment complex in the county seat. Our main job was to watch out for vandals and kids out past curfew, but we also came up with a tactic to enforce the handicapped parking laws in the complex because we saw SO many cars without placards parking in the spaces! We developed a “Parking Violation” paper on our computer at home (in two parts), and we’d leave one part under the windshield wiper of the violator’s vehicle and put the other one with the night’s report in the rental office, both of which had the info on it (date, make, model, violation, etc.). I can only hope the office sicced the cops on the offenders!
As a volunteer firefighter and pet owner (three cats at the moment, but I’ve had dogs in my life too), I feel for the poor dog and human in the last story. Those next-door neighbors were not only insensitive clods, but they could’ve also had their fire spreading because they let it get so big AND didn’t monitor it constantly the way you’re supposed to! In our county, you have to make sure you don’t live in an area with a ban on open burning (like within town limits), you have to notify Dispatch of the starting/ending time of your fire, you can’t fire up a burn pit or pile on windy days or during severely dry conditions, AND there are restrictions on what you can and can’t burn! I’ve responded to plenty of open-burning complaints that violated any or all of the above, and don’t even get me started on the number of field or mountain fires that resulted from idiots lighting burn piles on windy, dry days! OP could’ve called the fire department on the neighbors, and not only would we have come and put out their fire, we could cite them for violations as well, which means their next encounter with us would involve the FIRE MARSHAL! Take THAT, idiots!
With the last story, the worst part of it was that the neighbor actually decided to do a non-verbal 'screw you' to the poster, as evidenced by the poster seeing him gesturing AT HIM, and ensuring that more burnables went on the fire. So yeah, building the fence so that they can't use the fire pit again? I'd do the same.
Story 1: if you suspect someone going through your mail, call the post master. The Postal Investigators take that sort of stuff very seriously. Even better if you have photo evidence.
Story 5: I'm waiting for the day one of these women flirts with a guy, tries to tell HR it was the other way around, and gets laughed out of the office because the whole company knows he's gay. 😂
She should call the postal inspectors. They take mail thieves seriously EDIT literally wrote this right before he said it.
OP is in New Zealand. Apparently they don’t give a shit about mail tampering.
My friends neighbor would go through her mail constantly, she put up a ring video of her doing it she would steal cards and checks. When she had the cops show up they gave her a warning first and said she'd be arrested next time. She didn't stop and when she realized there was video proof of her stealing the mail she packed up and moved in the middle of the night.
That last story hurt. The day before one of my small dogs was put down I let her stay outside as long as she wanted. I still remember many years later just watching her sit for hours in the sunshine, happy as can be.
Story 3: I don't think this neighbor has ever lived a normal life, like she sounds like a cartoon character that escaped to the real world. Someone with Main Character Syndrome
Police should have been called immediately on the theft of the fish.
As to how OP went and pooped on her front stoop, he should be lucky that she didnt call the police about it all.
@@Ryanthusarsounds like it was before ring doorbells were common place and she may have had suspicion of who was doing it but no proof
1st story: OP, some free advice. Stealing mail is a federal crime. Report her to the Postmaster General, your local post office will give you the contact info. And while you're there, rent a post office box. It'll cost about $130 a year, but it'll keep this nutcase out of your mail, and also prevent mail theft by other people.
To the kid with the koi, talk to your parents about getting CCTV cameras and then you'll have video proof of her trespassing along with a nice visit from law enforcement.
"One day she was by my mailbox with her dog in her pajamas..." yup, seems like this Karen would put pajamas on her dog instead of herself...😂😂😂
Thanks Rob. Anything to do with the mail is a Federal crime. It costs nothing to the homeowner because the government prosecutes
In the last story, I would have invoked the city ordinance, *and* called the fire department that you were concerned someone's backyard fire is too big and might set their house on fire.
Last story:
Wife tried to tell husband to knock it off. Husband was drunk, took exception to that, and gave her his best "FU" at the expense of the neighbors, to embarrass her and and "Put her in her place."
Sauce: Survivor/ ex-wife of someone like that.
Regarding the handicapped parking story, when she peeled out and the cops followed her, I hope she got a ticket for reckless driving as well.
Story one, how to deal with people like this, step one call the uspo and request a wall mounted mail box, step 2 , install a ring doorbell, step 3, take evidence to the postal inspector
Disabled spot.... $500 is a good ticket. Here in my area, these tickets are $250 each. Being disabled myself, I'd like to see these Disabled Parking tickets made $1,000 a pop! And an automatic tow. 😡
Story five..... Glad she got fired. What she did, apparently a sick game to her, was utterly reprehensible. 🤨
Last story.... Those neighbors are disgusting. I almost wish that fire got out of control, and start licking at their house. 😒
Story 1: As others have said report her to the post office as deliberately fucking with the US mail in any way is a federal offense.
yeah, with a 5 year Federal Prison sentence and a $250,000 fine for each offense
I feel so sorry that the dying dog did not get a last day of love from his owner that loved him so dearly. I cannot help but hate that neighbor
On the first story, op if you had cameras up and caught her doing that on camera you could have taken to the post office and gotten her BIG trouble, it is a FELONY to with someone elses mailbox.
Last story: The moment they left the fire unattended I would have called the FD and said there was a fire in someone's back yard and no one is looking after it, it might be out of control.
ugh, you don't need money to fight a person opening your mail. OP just needs to report her to the post office. They even have their own cops for that.
Locking mail box. Report to postal authorities
Correct. Stealing your mail is a federal crime.
17:22 I would have started by calling the local fire department and telling them that the neighbors have a had a large fire going in their backyard completely unattended for long periods at a time, and I'm worried that sparks from it might carry to dry brush or surrounding buildings and cause a fire. It's actually an entirely legitimate concern, and most fire departments take that sort of thing _very_ seriously, and they would most likely have several large guys knocking on their door in a few minutes insisting that they put it out immediately and wanting to ask them a whole lot of questions...
Last story: Poor OP and their dog. I would have been mad.
20:50 - Sweet doggo. I hope the little one won't be too lonely without him.
Last story:
I think OP’s revenge was a little more than petty, and I love it.
I lived in California. My neighbor across the street drove me crazy with crap, like pretending to head for me in. his car when I was on foot. I went to a protest, found the looniest booths, and signed him up for every one.
Yes yes yes get them postal inspectors. They will have a fill day with her, love your postal employee
Yes!!
What is a 'fill day' ?
I knew a elderly man who was a mayor of a town who would take a 💩 on someone's front steps or porch if you disagreed with him. He was absolutely insane
If taking a squat on a porch was the worst thing a politician could do the public, we would all be blessed.
Story 1... if OP is in the US, it's a federal crime to tamper with the mail. The local police don't give a crud because it's outside their jurisdiction, but I've heard that the postal inspectors really bring the pain for this kind of behavior.
"... My inner petty crocker..." I absolutely love it! Props to whoever came up with that
First story: I like the idea of sending yourself a fake letter from a lawyer in the hopes that she reads it. Which she will do if you mark the envelope with Private/Confidential on it. I would also include a section in the letter that says that a discretely hidden camera will be installed to watch your mail box/property in 3 days time.
There are also ways to signup the neighbor to get a ton of junk mail. Like signing them up for free trial subscriptions for magazines, newsletters, charities, catalogs, etc. A quick google search can find lots of things you can get in the mail for free. Just don't do too much as a guy was actually charged with harassment for signing up someone to get a LOT of junk mail.
“Sometimes you have to poop on someone’s porch to send a message”.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 That should become a motto
Good thing Opie in the fish story with a long before all the days of security cameras and ring doorbells LOL
OP should notify the post office that his mail is being tampered with our regular basis (it's not just a crime, it's a felony). Recording interaction with her when confronted by her crime, so that she can retort that she doesn't care etc, would be helpful.
Story 1: Reporting to the police is not the way to go about it. Call the Post Office.
The Karen in the first story BROKE their locked gate and used their hot tub, stole their strawberries and left unripe ones to rot on their porch.....so her doing this to innocent koi is not beyond belief. Story 2 - EVERYONE knows NOT to park in a handicap parking spot unless you are handicap. NO EXCUSES! So that rich Karen knew very well what she did.
Oh I love the idea of sending yourself a letter concerning opening other people's mail! Brilliant!
Story 5: Sadly, others were fired over her false accusations. OP, you need to lay charges against her; this is criminal. Do this before she ends up putting an innocent man behind bars.
I'd have called the Fire Department the moment I noticed the untended fire...
THEN had the Fence Built to ensure they never use it again!
The girl in story 5 was only successful in getting men fired because the HR was awful and couldn't see what was going on.
0:25 Mail Stealing Margo
3:23 Street Parking Parker
6:19 Koi Kidnapping Karen
11:00 Disabled Spot Diana
13:53 Lying Liana
17:21 Burning B@$t@rds
Koi Kidnapping Karen
@@nightmarefanatic1819 Thanks 👍
@@crypticghost21maybe parcel pilfering patricia?
@@yoBmeF which one, again?
@@crypticghost21 the first one
You should contact the US postmaster. It's a federal offence to open anyone's mail but hers.
I looked at their post, they don't live in the US
In the first story, op really needs to stop her from going through his mail! What if she steals something important in his mail?! She could eventually do some damage!
Last Story - I feel for OP. I had to put my poor 15 year old rat terrier down because she was so sick, the vets did all they could but nothing could be done for her.
Those neighbors were monsters. All they had to do was put off their burning for one day, ONE DAY! That’s all! But they didn’t and now they screwed themselves. Serves them right.
My 18 year old heeler had to be put down. She was an old lady. I still miss her.
I hate those neighbors!
@@reinasherman8009 I’m sorry. I still miss my dog and all my precious pets too.
Me too.
I hope that OP from first story goes to the post office and asks to speak to the post master. My husband is a postman and I've been informed not only is it federal government taking care of it but the mailbox itself is considered property of the post office and anyone who tampers with it besides the owner is a criminal offense as well.
Story 5 (flirty and fired): A couple good friends wound up in very hot water because of girls like this. One was discharged from the military because of (false) allegations of sexual assault. The other wound up in prison because of (equally false) allegations.
The c🤬t responsible for the discharge did it as retaliation for him not flirting back. Besides being ugly inside and out, she's (somehow) married.
The c🤬s responsible for the imprisonment were coached by their mother, and had already landed several other men, including their own father, in prison.
These girls (they're too immature to be called "women") are the reason REAL victims aren't taken seriously.
I’m trying to understand how hitting someone could ever be seen as “flirty.” I have flirted, and have been flierted with, and there was NEVER abuse involved. That just sounds like an oxymoron to me.
Story 3 - I’m surprised OP didn’t smear his poop all over her door. (I know that’s disgusting but that lady went too far)
Don't mess with other people's fish!! I'm surprised she didn't eat them! 😱😱😱
@@karinwolf3645 Don’t mess with people’s animals, period.
Those suckers get expensive quick. And they die easy too
@@LegendStormcrow I’ll take your word for it, I’ve never own fish before.
Wear good gloves.
The fish story... Koi are fairly fragile. It's a miracle they lived.
Story 2. I used to have a neighbor like that when I was younger. She would call the cops any time somebody parked in front of her house, when it was perfectly legal. We called her "the crazy lady," and one mischief night her house got it badly.
With the Coy fish ( I may have spelled it wrong) He should have told her that she didn't help them and that he had made sure they had enough food, she really thought she helped in some way. When he picked them up he should have explained to her to leave them alone and stay Out of his yard.
Absolutely!!
Koi. You're welcome.
The lady shouldn't have been in their backyard to begin with, and she had a history of stealing from them and abusing their stuff. She's lucky that a teenager squatting on her front porch several times over the summer was the only thing that happened as a response to her idiocy.
Mail Theft and/or Tampering is a FEDERAL Felony...
In the USA, it's Punishable by Fines up to $250,000.00 and/or Prison Time up to 3 Years PER OFFENSE...
The same Penalties also apply to Damaging, Defacing, Destroying and/or Stealing a Mailbox...
The first story is about a woman who apparently wants to go to federal prison I would love hearing someone explain to a murderer that the reason that you are in there with them is because you decide to open a mailbox and take mail out of it
I don’t think i would do this at a wedding but he had to get the truth out before she could lie.
"Never enough to take legal action" OP is so wrong, because anything to do with mail is a federal offense, and it sounds like she has plenty of ammo.
I remember the story from the mailman at the gated community, and the EM and her crotch goblin.
The neighbour is in sooo much trouble.
Story 1: Uh mail tampering is a federal offense... OP should really reach out to the postmaster they take these kinds of things very seriously.
Story 6: I would have called the Fire Department and reported an unattended fire at that point.
I think an even better petty revenge for the second story is to wait until the guy takes out his trash, then when he's away or not paying attention, bring them back in for him.
Final story: I am so sorry for your loss, and especially sorry that your faithful girl could not spend her final day in fresh air.
The last one tugged at my heartstrings
Story 4: Krazy Karen was not happy getting those two $500 tickets. She wanted to donate more to the community, so now she can get reckless driving and speeding tickets to add to her collection.
I can't believe your neighbor didn't come by to see your dog one last time.
OH MY GORD! Story one: Don't commit effing wirefraud to get back at some one commuting a felony! Just record them with your phone, take that to the post office, and bam they will be hit with a federal criminal case at no expense to you.
For the guy who sandwiched your vehicle with his trash bins cuz he parked in front of his house... Another option would be to take his bins and bring them back up to his house so they don't get picked up by the trash people.
⭐️Here’s to delivering harmless, petty revenge to the Karen & Ken’s who deserve it!
They clearly were going out if their way to the opposite of OP’s request. They were pointing and shouting as they through on campfire logs. Somehow ruining the last day of life for OP’s dog was worth putting forth an actual effort for them!
The story about the dog made me cry and I wouldn’t have let them get away with it. I would definitely have turned the hose on their fire. How dare they deliberately keep it burning to stop them taking the dog out? What kind of malicious evil person does that and still expects to be treated as a person.
"Civilized men are more disrespectful than savages, because they know they can be impolite and not get their skulls split." Conan the Barbarian.
Story 1, cops won't do anything for something like this, but USPS will. They don't fuck around.
How does this channel not have over a million subs already??? ❤
Story 4. Peeling out can easily be written up as reckless driving. Average fine for reckless driving is $500 bucks and 5 points on your licence.
Story 6. As soon as I saw they had left home. I would have tossed a few old tires on their fire and called the fire department.
Story 1. Why is Karen's dog wearing her pyjamas?
I heard that too. Made me giggle.
I call The ASPCA on that woman for what you did to those koi. And cameras after that, also get some water balloons full of water then put some fish oil pills inside of them to make them nice and stinky and chuck them at her house so the nice bunch of flies can come and bother her.
OP who worked with the known flirt who got people fired:
Why the heck did you give her any personal information? You should have never done that knowing her history. You should have blocked her on your personal phone & social media account. You're lucky that she blew a gasket & slapped you twice, at work, & you had her apology text, or you would have been the one fired.
“Sometimes you gotta poop on someone’s porch to send a message.”
I. Am. Dead.
The reason why the cops followed the lady who parked in the handicap space was because her tags were expired
Don't forget points against your license for the parking violations. In the right jurisdiction, two handicap violations could get your license suspended.
I lost my pitbull to a variety of medical issues, cancer being one. That story made me cry remembering her. Those neighbors are the worst types of inhuman creatures that deserve to feel the pain and suffering they caused the OP of that story.
The last one: So instead of reporting the annoying neighbor, op is paying to have a fence built to stop the annoying neighbor from using their open fire pit.
Oh yes. That will the neighbors who won that one.🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
OMG I’m laughing soooo hard! The koi story. That one is the best one of the week. No month. No BEST OF THE YEAR FOR REVENGE STORIES!!!
😂😂😂😂😂
These stories make me feel better about my life thank you!
Dumping the green poopy water on her property would have been my go to.
Story #2 - Petty Crocker - I love it!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
In the pond story: OP is so lucky they didn't lose their fish. My cousins used a pail to 'put fish asleep' before filleting them!
Stolen mail has to be reported to the post office. They have their own police. Ignore the regular police for stuff like this. They cannot be bothered. It's like going to the FBI because your cat is in a tree. By the way our fire department told me they don't rescue cats stuck on a roof. I had to help my neighbor myself and figure out how to get an unknown cat off their roof before it died from lack of water. They didn't get me until 3 days had passed they said so I was in a panic until I found out from them it would move at night when it wasn't as hot up there and located a window above a lower roof line I baited with catnip and food and water in that room. Little old ladies cannot climb up on roofs. Thanks fire department. That is apparently Hollywood movie nonsense. The cat lived.
Screwing around with someone 's mail is a Federal Offence, whether she's reading it, taking it or destroying it. It means Federal prosecution and Federal Prison. Talk to your local Post Office about it and see what they can do about her. All you need to do is record her going through his mail
butterfly koi- i would have called police and have her charged, 6x 200-300 dollars is not small change.
Last story: sorry for the loss of your Furbaby, build a permanent stone shrine to her in your backyard within the danger zone.