My neighbour threatens to call the police for not giving her space to park her car – she has 15ft, she just can’t drive | The Sun

AN ANGRY woman has told how her neighbour left her an angry note accusing her of not leaving her enough space to park her car.

The anonymous woman took to Reddit and explained how the resident has even gone so far as to threaten to call the police – but reassured forum users that she leaves at least a 15ft gap.


She even shared a photo to prove it and pointed out: "We are the red car; not the ones parked directly across from her driveway."

In the post, the woman penned: "Neighbour got in our mailbox and wrote on our mail threatening to call the police because apparently 15ft+ clearance to pull into her driveway isn't enough."

The angry note, which was scribbled down on the back of an envelope, read: "I'm sorry about this but I can't get in my driveway.

"Your company blocks my driveway.

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"If this happens again I will have no choice but to call the police.

This is against the law."

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The post has since racked up over 1,600 comments – with many questioning the same thing.

"Is there any chance she doesn’t know which car is yours? I mean like literally does she know which car is yours," asked one.

"My thought is for some reason she believes one of the cars parked on the other side of the street belongs to you or one of your guests."

A second agreed: "Could she possibly think that the cars across from her driveway are somehow yours/your 'company's'?"

A third noted: "If someone parked right at the entrance edge and there were cars directly across the way then, yes, I could see how would be difficult to exit her driveway."

Meanwhile, a fourth added: "Give back a letter that says, 'no thank you.'"

Another pointed out: "She doesn’t say your car though. Your company, where do your guests park?"

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