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Post by lennycrabsticks on Jan 23, 2014 22:07:49 GMT
The bloke next door to me has been throwing cat crap all over our drive and front garden, I have photo evidence, can I take him to court, my 18 month old granddaughter had crap all over her shoes and fingers when we put her in her car seat, my daughter is also 4 months pregnant, the man is an absolute sh1t, pardon the pun, any ideas anybody, do I see a solicitor, if I face him I will chin him, thanks
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Post by lucynlizzysmum on Jan 23, 2014 22:21:32 GMT
What a horrible thing to do. I would speak to the police, I would have thought you could get an ASBO on him! However much you feel like it, don't chin him!!! Think it would backfire and the little sh*t would end up with an ASBO against you!
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Post by lennycrabsticks on Jan 23, 2014 22:32:46 GMT
Hi the police , I have been to the station given them the evidence and they were coming round but have backed out and told us to ring environmentally people, and then if we get no joy call them back, even called environmentally health at local council, still waiting for call back, been a week so far, after loads of calls
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Post by lucynlizzysmum on Jan 23, 2014 22:39:13 GMT
That is hellish. Have you thought about suggesting that as there is a pregnant woman coming to the house regularly you will hold,the council,responsible if they do not do anything to stop,this? Do you have a community police officer in your area you could speak to?
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Post by viking on Jan 24, 2014 16:33:08 GMT
Video him on several separate occasions throwing cat crap onto your lawn. It needs to be definitive filming. Film the cat crap each time, landing situation, and close up. Then get a decent lawyer.  Good luck. |
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Post by BettyBo on Jan 24, 2014 18:10:33 GMT
Why Does he do this  ? Have you cats and they go in his garden and he's returning it to you? ? |
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Post by BettyBo on Jan 24, 2014 18:11:45 GMT
Just to add I'm jot condoning his actions it's awful just wondered why somebody would do this
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Post by gemtelyn on Jan 30, 2014 22:13:45 GMT
We had much about the same thing happen last year to us. We live in a small hamlet of houses in the country, and everyone seems to have at least one cat, including ourselves. The lady next door to us - who is cat less - had her front lawn removed and replaced with shingle, which ALL the neighbourhood cats thought was a wonderful idea!
Because we were closest to her she assumed all the cat poo had come from our cats, and proceeded to return it by lobbing it over the fence onto our front pathway. As we rarely use the front entrance (car is parked out the back) it wasn't until the postman knocked on the door one day to say he was having to play tip-toe to get up the path, and had narrowly missed flying cat poo landing on him!!! I phoned the environmental health people, and they were very sympathetic, but said call the police first. The lady had the local beat bobby knock on her door, and he had a little chat with her, informed her of the error of her ways, and that she could end up in court. He then phoned me to say she had apologised and promised not to do it again. She hasn't spoken to me since, but the path remains clear! Please contact the police again, a little word from them may make all the difference. Good Luck x
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? Have you cats and they go in his garden and he's returning it to you?