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Last night, about to go to sleep when I hear a funny noise outside my flat, like a loud hissing noise and then the close door closing, look out my window and don't see anyone, but my motor doesn't look right. About to get dressed to go out for a look when I hear the door open and close again and see the scumbag DSS bird who lives downstairs, hanging over the back tyre of my car. Start opening the window to shout, she hears me, looks up, clocks me and legs it back into the close. So I run downstairs and hammer her door. Flat's in darkness, so I open the letterbox and start shouting to open up or I'm phoning the cops, so eventually she appears trying to pretend I've got her out of bed, (wearing the clothes I've just seen her in). So obviously argument ensues, she tries to deny everything, until eventually admits she 'heard a noise', so went out to investigate. She's steaming, can smell it off her and says she ran because I'd have thought was her that done it. Checked my car and the front driver side tyre is completely slashed and the back one looks damaged. Also found a razor blade lying on the pavement next to it.

 

She's lived there about 6 months, (I've been here 12 years), only beef we've had is she seems to think our TV is too loud in the evening and bags the ceiling (even though it's normal volume and no one else has ever complained). So it seems she's got p1ssed and decided to get her revenge on me. Had to take today off work to get this sorted, as I'm away for the weekend early tomorrow. So, is it even worth going to the police about it today? She's obviously going to stick to her story and her word against mine.

 

Oh and last night I seen she has a hun badge tattoo and dog called 'Nacho'. Surely that's evidence enough for her to be convicted of such a low and scummy act!

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After reading the first two paragraphs I think you should report it to the police.

 

After reading the final paragraph I think you should definitely report it to the police.

 

Her fingerprints will be on the razor blade.:sherlock:

 

I agree with Pash.

 

On a side note to the OP, I ken she's a hun and so probably know the answer that's coming but is she a looker?

 

If by some miracle she happens to be half decent I'd come to an agreement that instead of calling the cops you get to fire a few rapids up her dirtbox rather than call the rozzers.

 

Call it payback for the tyre.

 

How do you know she's banging on the ceiling because the telly is too loud? Has she said as much?

 

It could be something else and just because no one else has complained doesn't make it right. Maybe your old neighbours were too scared to complain.

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I agree with Pash.

 

On a side note to the OP, I ken she's a hun and so probably know the answer that's coming but is she a looker?

 

If by some miracle she happens to be half decent I'd come to an agreement that instead of calling the cops you get to fire a few rapids up her dirtbox rather than call the rozzers.

 

Call it payback for the tyre.

 

How do you know she's banging on the ceiling because the telly is too loud? Has she said as much?

 

It could be something else and just because no one else has complained doesn't make it right. Maybe your old neighbours were too scared to complain.

 

No she definitely is no looker and also, would you want to shoot over that hun badge tatt on her lower back?!?

 

The previous neighbours were a wee old couple, who died within a year of each other not that long ago. We got on fine with them and they would have said if they thought it was too loud. Trust me, it's just normal volume and goes off about 10.30pm anyway. Also her TV is so loud, it should be us complaining!

 

Don't get the pigs involved and take some vigilante justice of your own.

 

If she has pets, kidnap them and take photos of yourself with a knife to the pets throat and grinning like a maniac.

 

Good luck.

 

See original post, dug called Nacho! That mutt deserves to be punished regardless!

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No she definitely is no looker and also, would you want to shoot over that hun badge tatt on her lower back?!?

 

The previous neighbours were a wee old couple, who died within a year of each other not that long ago. We got on fine with them and they would have said if they thought it was too loud. Trust me, it's just normal volume and goes off about 10.30pm anyway. Also her TV is so loud, it should be us complaining!

 

 

 

 

 

A wee old deaf couple. Dinna kid yourself they thought it was fine.

 

What number do you have the volume set at and do you have wooden floors?

 

Is the house a new build or is it an old building?

 

Please don't be an odd number for your volume setting. That freaks me out folk having their volume at 15, 23 etc. Volume should always be even numbers.

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A wee old deaf couple. Dinna kid yourself they thought it was fine.

 

What number do you have the volume set at and do you have wooden floors?

 

Is the house a new build or is it an old building?

 

Please don't be an odd number for your volume setting. That freaks me out folk having their volume at 15, 23 etc. Volume should always be even numbers.

 

No wooden floors in the living room and it's a tenement. They would have said if it had annoyed them. Anyway, it's not like we're having parties, it just the TV on a normal volume (we're not hard of hearing) and goes off at reasonable time.

 

I'll constantly have it set at 99 from now on :checkit:

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No wooden floors in the living room and it's a tenement. They would have said if it had annoyed them. Anyway, it's not like we're having parties, it just the TV on a normal volume (we're not hard of hearing) and goes off at reasonable time.

 

I'll constantly have it set at 99 from now on :checkit:

 

How do you know they'd have complained? Plenty folk dinna like to make a fuss. Plenty folk tell you everything is fine then end up at the end of a rope the following day.

 

So what number is it normally set at since you dodged the question first time round?

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Where do you live anyway?

 

Nae the address but the town / city.

 

That could play a big part in your problem especially if you happen to be anywhere South of the coast of Banffshire.

 

Glasgow, as it says in my profile. So I expect all the usual slaggings etc.

 

How do you know they'd have complained? Plenty folk dinna like to make a fuss. Plenty folk tell you everything is fine then end up at the end of a rope the following day.

 

So what number is it normally set at since you dodged the question first time round?

 

Very good, wind up merchant. So even if I had my TV full volume every night, that would be justification for slashing my tyres?

 

I don't know, not something I've ever paid as much attention to as you obviously do.

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Glasgow, as it says in my profile. So I expect all the usual slaggings etc.

 

 

 

Very good, wind up merchant. So even if I had my TV full volume every night, that would be justification for slashing my tyres?

 

I don't know, not something I've ever paid as much attention to as you obviously do.

 

Not going down that road at all. Just thought where you lived may have a bearing on what your neighbours would be like generally.

 

Not winding you up either. What you think is an acceptable volume won't be the same for everyone.

 

Check it when you get home tonight and post the result.

 

Mine is rarely above 20. I don't have neighbours either so I could have it as high as 30 if I wanted to.

 

Nae need though. 20 is perfectly adequate.

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A wee old deaf couple. Dinna kid yourself they thought it was fine.

 

What number do you have the volume set at and do you have wooden floors?

 

Is the house a new build or is it an old building?

 

Please don't be an odd number for your volume setting. That freaks me out folk having their volume at 15, 23 etc. Volume should always be even numbers.

No 15 is ok too. Multiples of 5 are fine. 23 on the other hand...

 

Or tyres.

 

:laughing:

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your locale has nothing to do with it

 

not remember that film Samuel L was in as the racist ex cop who victimised his new neighbour (guy who played Raoul in the Phantom film)

 

It's got something to do with it. If you live in a private residential area that has houses of a high value there is less chance that your neighbour is going to be some minky toerag than if you live in a council scheme renowned for loutish behaviour. That's not to say it's not going to happen but the chances are less.

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Phone the police.

 

If this turns out not be an isolated incident, this will count towards the record of her previous conduct which the police have. Like monkey sais you also never know what she might confess too.

 

I hope you retained the razor blade. Even if the police don't take an interest in it, i'd keep it, pretend you've paid for some DNA analysis to be carried out and that they found a match on the national DNA datatbase for her (have a bit of fun with it) and that if she doesn't pay for a new tyre legal action may result.

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again, i refer you to that film with Samuel L

 

id also argue that if you HAVE a minky toe-rag as a neighbour, then you've made a few mistakes along the way

 

 

Sorry. I haven't seen the film you are on about.

 

I've already said I don't have any neighbours so I guess I've yet to make a mistake. :thumbs:

 

I guess your neighbour's lives are littered with mistakes though. :sherlock:

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