I was bullied by my neighbor in the parking lot so I killed the crow ‘makes him crazy’ for revenge

One REDDIT user took “little revenge” on their neighbor for a parking problem by unleashing an army of crows that attacked them.

Story posted by user Tempthethrowaway on thread aptly titled PettyRevenge and received more than a thousand support.

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According to the post, From the first day the author moved into an apartment complex, their neighbor across the hall started bullying them.

“Why? We parked in the handicapped parking space next to the sidewalk entering the building”, wrote author. “Why? I’m disabled”.

Apparently one of the neighbors liked to park one of his “6 project cars there (illegal) and we used it to [sic] intended purpose is to be inconvenient for him. ”

Because of this, the author says they received a series of nasty letters and eventually the neighbors started filing false noise complaints against them as well.

“We are a very quiet and introverted couple. We don’t interact with people, we always wear headphones and do everything we can to cancel out any noise we make,” said the author.

After giving some background information before the incident, the author explains in the post that their building has a decent population of crows.

“I’ve always liked them, so I decided to make friends,” says the author, who has spent time researching the animals to learn about their diets and buy snacks for them.

However, their neighbors hate crows. “They were really mean to them, shouting, throwing things at them,” the author said. “In return, the crows don’t like them.”

The author’s feud with their neighbors turns sour after witnessing one of them return to the author’s car before take off. The author became angry and shouted at them but claimed that they received no help from the police.

But a few days later, they overheard neighbors arguing about wanting a camera because they believed someone had “disturbed” their car.

“He thought it was us. Claims that there are minor dents, scratches and scuffs on the windshield,” said the author.

The neighbor eventually placed a small field camera facing both his driveway and car, still believing the author and their partner were the vandals.

According to the author, after a few weeks like that, they finally saw what was happening.

“I would go feed the crows, then in the days between feedings, these smart pups would fly over the parking lot, high enough to be out of sight of the oranges, and drop small rocks onto the cart. our neighborhood.

“My friends went back to him because of me.”

The author said the crows continued to attack the neighbors for a few years “while this guy slowly went insane trying to catch the vandals.”

In the end, the neighbors moved out after getting fed up with the situation.

“I don’t think they ever figured that out,” the author said.

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