How would you respond to this? (neighbor parking complaint)
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I am not a fan of the PD and tend to leave them out of my biz as much as i can but I Still say you notify the PD. You are covering your *** if something does go down. The PD will have record and it wont be as much of a he said she said. also if the PD does come out they (THE "LAW") will inform her that she has no legal ground to tell you or anyone for that matter, where they can or cant park on a public street.
I wouldn't go over and talk to them directly without notifying the PD.
For all you know they could be dealing dope out the window and your vehicle parked there blocks customer parking.
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Nothing settles a neighborly dispute like a rape van, wrapped in **** and parked right outside your house.
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Kinda hard to make it stick in my line of work since you all know me. What's sad is I got 0 excuses having grown up here and moved back. More than 25 years of being a local puts me in this thread where I know the lady writing the notes and what she's like b/c we lived a block over. *She absolutely hated my R/C's and the Chevy. So many lul'z and WTH's.
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Kinda hard to make it stick in my line of work since you all know me. What's sad is I got 0 excuses having grown up here and moved back. More than 25 years of being a local puts me in this thread where I know the lady writing the notes and what she's like b/c we lived a block over. *She absolutely hated my R/C's and the Chevy. So many lul'z and WTH's.