Elderly Woman’s Private Property Invaded By Strangers Who Threaten Her And Her Dogs

A woman in a new build area with the last large lot on her street had to kick strangers off her private property. She installed a big play area a few years ago for nieces/nephews/eventual grandkids, which people often mistake as a town park. Recently, a couple and their kid started playing on the playground, and the woman had to intervene. The situation escalated quickly, and the woman had to call the police. The couple threatened to post about her on Reddit and tell people where she lives. But was she justified in asking them to leave? Read on to find out.

When online threats become real life scares

Last big lot in neighborhood shrinks amidst rampant new builds

Family’s private play area mistaken for public park by strangers ️

Beware of Dogs: Elderly woman’s private property invaded by strangers.

Elderly woman’s dogs defend her against violent strangers

Friendly dog owner explains private property to strangers at park

Angry strangers threaten woman and her dogs in public park

Elderly woman stands her ground against rude trespassers

Woman falsely accuses elderly woman and threatens her and her dogs.

Unwanted visitors threaten elderly woman and her loyal dogs

Animal-loving woman stands up to threatening strangers invading property.

Elderly woman threatened by strangers who invade her private property

Elderly woman’s plea for privacy in the digital age

Protecting property without breaking the bank

Trespassing on private property? No worries, can’t sue anyway

No attractive nuisance law here, but elderly woman’s land invaded

Elderly woman’s private property invaded by strangers and their threats

An elderly woman’s peaceful morning turned into a nightmare when she discovered strangers playing on her private property. The woman’s dogs, bred to guard and detain intruders, barked at the strangers, causing them to scream and yell. Despite the woman’s attempts to explain that the area was her yard, not a public park, the strangers continued to argue and threaten her. The situation escalated to the point where the woman had to call the police. The strangers then threatened to post about the incident on Reddit, causing the woman to fear for her safety. While the woman’s dogs may have scared the strangers, their yelling and threatening behavior was completely unwarranted. The woman’s children are even questioning if their mother was in the wrong for wanting people to stay off her property. However, it is important to respect people’s private property, especially when they have signs posted warning against trespassing. Stay tuned for the reactions and comments on this shocking incident.

Stand your ground! A privacy fence or gate is essential

NTA. Use thorny landscaping or fence play area only.

Clearer signs could prevent future invasions by park visitors ️

Consider landscaping property line with bushes/trees to define your space.

Suggestions for a temporary fence to mark boundaries

Suggesting entrance fee and waiver to protect property.

Protect your property with detailed signs or fence to avoid liability.

Engage in NTA behavior, but fence your yard to avoid lawsuits

Protect your property: fence in any park-like areas ️

Creative solution suggested to protect woman’s property from intruders.

Defend your turf! More signage, less intruders.

Respectful homeowner chooses signs over fence to deter trespassers ✅

Protect your property legally and physically

Protect your property and yourself from lawsuits with a locked fence

Proposed signage and landscaping to deter property invaders.

Neighborly advice: plastic chain fence to avoid future jerk encounters

Set boundaries and get a fence to protect your property

Protecting your private property is a must in entitled times

Protect your private property. Signs are enough. NTA ‍ ‍ ‍

Asserting property rights against entitled and aggressive strangers.

Protecting private property with a fence and lock

Protect your property and privacy. Dismantle or fence it.

An NTA comment suggests fencing off the playground for safety

Protecting property is important. Consider fencing yard for safety

Protect your property! ‍ ‍ ‍

Stand your ground! Homeowners have the right to protect property

Private property, beware of dogs sign ignored by invaders

Install a fence to stop people from invading private property

Reddit mix-up leads to humorous comment confusion

Standing up for yourself can have legal consequences.

Property invasion is not okay, but securing it is important

Protect your property with fencing or better signage

Elderly woman confronts trespassers on private property to protect dogs

Sympathetic commenter suggests low-cost fence alternatives ️

Standing up to aggressive strangers who invade your property

Neighbor suggests blocking playground view, NTA for defending property.

Protecting your property doesn’t have to break the bank ☂

Protect your property with a fence to avoid future trouble

Protect your private property with low fencing or playset cover

Protect your property! Install cameras and no trespassing signs.

Respect private property! ‍ ‍ ‍

Enforce your rights, age is just a number

Protect yourself with a camera and avoid confrontations.

Respecting private property is crucial . Cheaper solutions exist?

Stand your ground! But a fence might save you trouble

Asserting property rights with grace and caution

Debate over liability laws for trespassers on private property

Protect your property by investing in better signage and security.

Commenter suggests Rambo-style booby traps to protect property

Protect your private property with clear signage

Protect your playground and potential lawsuits with a fence

Protect your property , NTA for keeping trespassers out.

Protecting private property with signs and a gate

Suggestion to move the playground due to safety concerns

Ignoring signs and threatening elderly woman and dogs? Not cool.

Fencing just the playground could be a cheaper solution

Protect your turf! NTA for defending your property

Protective fence suggestions to avoid legal troubles and injuries ✅

Build your own and respect others’ property

Respectful NTA comment suggests alternative to expensive fencing

Commenter defends homeowner against intrusive and abusive family.

Protecting your property with a sprinkler system?

Protect your property, demand respect.

The internet’s support may not be enough, but it helps

Respect private property! NTA calls out entitled neighbors

Respecting private property: NTA advises to put up a fence

Seeking legal advice for NTA situation

Protect your property with a fence

Commenter hilariously wants to follow the investigation

Fencing might be a costly but safer solution.