Threatening Neighbor Story + Self Defense

[ThinkRusty87]

I was outside on my porch when I saw my neighbor walking over.

He opened my gated fence, and walked threw my yard up to where I was at.

He was looking for someone. He asked if a girl named Jessie was here.

I said she is not here (obviously because she does not live here).

I then turned my back to him and walked inside my house.

Just as I was about to close my door, he was now to where the door and inside was.

He looked inside the residence, then threatens to kick my *** if I was lying, then leaves.

[retired]

I was outside on my porch when I saw my neighbor walking over.

He opened my gated fence, and walked threw my yard up to where I was at.

He was looking for someone. He asked if a girl named Jessie was here.

I said she is not here (obviously because she does not live here).

I then turned my back to him and walked inside my house.

Just as I was about to close my door, he was now to where the door and inside was.

He looked inside the residence, then threatens to kick my *** if I was lying, then leaves.

Hell, I would have thrown Jessie under the bus right then.

[PtownVAMike]

Your neighbor "threw your yard up"? What, was he eating your grass?

[ThinkRusty87]

Apparently the person who I was describing was the roommate who used to live here's brother. Jessie is his fiancé / baby momma. He was looking for her, thinking she was here. He has multiple encounters with the police and has been to jail and prison multiple times for different reasons. I will keep you posted if he comes back.

[Country_Jim]

I was outside on my porch when I saw my neighbor walking over.

He opened my gated fence, and walked threw my yard up to where I was at.

He was looking for someone. He asked if a girl named Jessie was here.

I said she is not here (obviously because she does not live here).

I then turned my back to him and walked inside my house.

Just as I was about to close my door, he was now to where the door and inside was.

He looked inside the residence, then threatens to kick my *** if I was lying, then leaves.

Still using the wrong "through". Threw means to propel through the air. Through means from beginning to end or from in to out or out to in or finished.

[300 Win]

Well how big was he? How much has he had to drink? Do you think you can take him? Where was Jessie?

[tj05]

I was outside on my porch when I saw my neighbor walking over.

He opened my gated fence, and walked threw my yard up to where I was at.

He was looking for someone. He asked if a girl named Jessie was here.

I said she is not here (obviously because she does not live here).

I then turned my back to him and walked inside my house.

Just as I was about to close my door, he was now to where the door and inside was.

He looked inside the residence, then threatens to kick my *** if I was lying, then leaves.

Get him trespassed off of your property. Make sure your armed in your house.

[Iowa #1603]

Wow! Just wow!

Look, if a neighbor that you know walks up to you with a request to look for his lost daughter, or some other girl, wouldn't it be normal to say something like "Oh, my G_d, what happened? What was she wearing? Can I help you find her? " instead of simply dismissing him rudely with "she is not here". Just exactly how are you helping your neighbor that way?

And why did you turn your back on him? And why would you close the door? On your neighbor? Do you not think that your behavior is incredibly rude? Normally, if a neighbor has a problem, that you should invite your neighbor in, offer him coffee or beer, and see how you can help him.

I am sorry, but your behavior seems to have crossed many rules of good manners.

And why would your neighbor threaten you? And why would your neighbor think that you are being dishonest? I'd be very offended if my neighbor would think that I was lying to him.

I wouldn't care about any of that crap.............................he has no business coming onto my property unless he was invited

SCREW manners------------------------the neighbor acted like a A S S and would have been told to get the ***** off my property or I was calling the cops to have him removed.

OP............................DON"T take advice from Steve.........................he doesn't have a clue how people live outside of a computer forum

[jdthor]

Personally the door wouldnt have been the only thing that hit him in the A S S on the way out .

[Shush]

Wow! Just wow!

Look, if a neighbor that you know walks up to you with a request to look for his lost daughter, or some other girl, wouldn't it be normal to say something like "Oh, my G_d, what happened? What was she wearing? Can I help you find her? " instead of simply dismissing him rudely with "she is not here". Just exactly how are you helping your neighbor that way?

And why did you turn your back on him? And why would you close the door? On your neighbor? Do you not think that your behavior is incredibly rude? Normally, if a neighbor has a problem, that you should invite your neighbor in, offer him coffee or beer, and see how you can help him.

I am sorry, but your behavior seems to have crossed many rules of good manners.

And why would your neighbor threaten you? And why would your neighbor think that you are being dishonest? I'd be very offended if my neighbor would think that I was lying to him.

I want to know exactly where you found a magical unicorn to constantly fart rainbows on you. Because you are not living in this world for sure.

As detailed by the OPS other post (placed well before yours) he already knows the guy is a career criminal and there is obvious hostilities among the "other" parties.

Just because someone is somehow able to sleep in a neighboring home, does not make him Mr. Rogers.

[retired]

Apparently the person who I was describing was the roommate who used to live here's brother. Jessie is his fiancé / baby momma. He was looking for her, thinking she was here. He has multiple encounters with the police and has been to jail and prison multiple times for different reasons. I will keep you posted if he comes back.

Just give up Jessie.

[just joe]

Apparently the person who I was describing was the roommate who used to live here's brother. Jessie is his fiancé / baby momma. He was looking for her, thinking she was here. He has multiple encounters with the police and has been to jail and prison multiple times for different reasons. I will keep you posted if he comes back.

We really don't need to know.

[Trauma1]

Where's the popcorn?

[Aerohead]

Wow! Just wow!

Look, if a neighbor that you know walks up to you with a request to look for his lost daughter, or some other girl, wouldn't it be normal to say something like "Oh, my G_d, what happened? What was she wearing? Can I help you find her? " instead of simply dismissing him rudely with "she is not here". Just exactly how are you helping your neighbor that way?

And why did you turn your back on him? And why would you close the door? On your neighbor? Do you not think that your behavior is incredibly rude? Normally, if a neighbor has a problem, that you should invite your neighbor in, offer him coffee or beer, and see how you can help him.

I am sorry, but your behavior seems to have crossed many rules of good manners.

And why would your neighbor threaten you? And why would your neighbor think that you are being dishonest? I'd be very offended if my neighbor would think that I was lying to him.

You have got to be the most naïve person in the entire world. How you've managed to live this long is amazing to me.

Steve is the perfect example of WHY we need cops in this world.

[Iowa #1603]

Steve is the perfect example of WHY we need cops in this world.

Actually he is the reason we know God looks out for fools