What to do about my neighbour?
What to do about my neighbour?
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pony2

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360 posts

219 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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Okay, I have been having a bit of concern over the people next door. My partner and I have lived in a rented terrace house for about a year and a half. We are in Brixton/Herne Hill London.

Next door seemed friendly enough when we moved in, I think that at least three middle aged guys live there. About three weeks ago at around 11.30pm I hear loud banging at their front door, this is normal as weird people are always waiting and knocking next door. I know that people are awake and in the house but just ignoring the caller. I had assumed a while back that they were probably dealing class A.

Anyway, the banging goes on for about half an hour so I have a look out of the window and some guy I have never seen before is climbing on next doors bay window and falls off, it looks like it hurt. Next he starts attacking the window (very badly) with a metal bar. This guy is well out of it, I dare not go out and challenge the maniac so I ring the Police.

As I am on the phone to them I hear glass being smashed, I describe the scene to the operator as he climbs through the "upper" part of the smashed window with shards of glass sticking out.

The police arrive and get into next door. We can hear them talking.

"Oh, that is Rodregas, he was trying to get in earlier"

WTF is going on?. So the police leave pursued by Rodregas who is none to happy to see them. It turns out he lives in the front room. Window gets repaired the next day.

This is no way to behave, makes no sense to me at all, people we in and they just ignored the noize. I know they are likely off their heads but it is not on.

I figure I can live it and decide not to pursue it further, we are looking to buy a place of our own soon. This is the first time that anything has happened.

I have just been out to the garden and I was horrified to find that someone from next door had chucked over a syringe. This has annoyed and worried me, I am not sure what to do. Oh and how do you safely dispose of a syringe?

What can I do?


Edited by pony2 on Thursday 19th February 01:36

pokethepope

2,667 posts

217 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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Fill the syringe with poison of some sort and throw it back?

25 JET

379 posts

263 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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Move!

Ordinary Bloke

4,559 posts

227 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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Invite them round for cocktails? Fondue would seem too frivilous.

In all seriousness, I have no idea. Good luck...

Muntu

7,683 posts

228 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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pony2 said:
What can I do?
Put it in the bin, move house sooner rather than later.

scotal

8,751 posts

308 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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Muntu said:
pony2 said:
What can I do?
Put it in the bin, move house sooner rather than later.
And be very careful when you pick it up if there is a needle still attached to it.

speedy_thrills

7,901 posts

272 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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Pump their house with Nitrogen gas in the middle of the night.

HTH.

pony2

Original Poster:

360 posts

219 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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I found an amazing place to buy today, dreamy it was and had just come on the market. Later the agent rang to say it had been taken off the market.
furious

Pesty

42,655 posts

285 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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Muntu said:
pony2 said:
What can I do?
Put it in the bin, move house sooner rather than later.
please don't if the needle is still attached. we don't want bin men with needle stick injuries and hep C unless its those usless feckers who wont empty my bins.

Ifthe needle is attached I would call the council and get them to disspose of it or with a stiff paif of gardening gloves on hoik back over their fence.

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Edited by Pesty on Wednesday 18th February 23:12

hairykrishna

14,492 posts

232 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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Muntu said:
pony2 said:
What can I do?
Put it in the bin, move house sooner rather than later.
Do this. Make sure it's in some kind of container so it doesn't stab your bin man.

Did it definitely come from next door? When I lived in a less salubrious part of Birmingham we used to to occasionally find syringes in the garden; it was a nice secluded place for random passing smack heads to shoot up.

DoubleYellow

1,288 posts

218 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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Report to the police. Keep doing reporting until some form of action is taken. You shouldn't have to put up with that.

bitwrx

1,352 posts

233 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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Pesty said:
Muntu said:
pony2 said:
What can I do?
Put it in the bin, move house sooner rather than later.
please don't if the needle is still attached. we don;t want bin men with needle stick injuries and hep C unlees its those usless feckers who wont empty my bins.

If it is I would call teh council and get them to disspose of it or with a stiff paif of gardening gloves on hoik back over their fence.

Edited by Pesty on Wednesday 18th February 23:11
Yeh FFS don't put it in the bin. Vet, NHS walk in, doctor's surgery will all have proper sharps disposal.

Might be worth popping down to the rozzers if you get a spare half day.... They may be interested to know someone is using class As next door. No doubt they'll just give you a reference number though.

pony2

Original Poster:

360 posts

219 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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My first reaction was to chuck it back, I might. It has a bent needle sticking out, I have not touched it. Getting Lambeth council round seems like loads of hassle.

It must of come from next door, there is no doubt.


Edited by pony2 on Thursday 19th February 01:37

4hero

4,505 posts

240 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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Nightmare, definitely phone the council about the needle. I found this behind my work (clicky for large image if you are brave).



I reported it to the council who came the next day and cleaned it up. Just to think that people were actually shooting up in this mess, very sad.

Good luck with your neighbour problem, and hope you find somewhere soon!

Edited by 4hero on Wednesday 18th February 23:19

MK4 Slowride

10,028 posts

237 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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Need to be careful though, attract attention to yourself for being a grass in that situation can only end bad.

10 Pence Short

32,880 posts

246 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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Ring the terrorist squad and tell them a Brazlian tradesman has moved in next door. Next time he's on the tube...

pony2

Original Poster:

360 posts

219 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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MK4 Slowride said:
Need to be careful though, attract attention to yourself for being a grass in that situation can only end bad.
Yes this concerns me.

Ron Burgundy

3,296 posts

215 months

Wednesday 18th February 2009
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pony2 said:
MK4 Slowride said:
Need to be careful though, attract attention to yourself for being a grass in that situation can only end bad.
Yes this concerns me.
do it all in one weekend, move out and have the rozzers round , job done!

Emsman

7,305 posts

219 months

Thursday 19th February 2009
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Burn their house down, and if its terraced, make sure your insurance is up to date***




  • * Make sure they are in though



V8mate

45,899 posts

218 months

Thursday 19th February 2009
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4hero said:
Nightmare, definitely phone the council about the needle. I found this behind my work (clicky for large image if you are brave).



I reported it to the council who came the next day and cleaned it up. Just to think that people were actually shooting up in this mess, very sad.

Good luck with your neighbour problem, and hope you find somewhere soon!
That's terrible!

That 'FreshnLo' stuff should be outlawed.