OAP from hell terrorised neighbours by dumping trash in their hedges
The court ruled Mr Lang gave credible and consistent evidence and he admitted responding in kind to Norton because he had been "worn down by her sustained behaviour".Police said Norton had refused to engage with them.
In police interview Norton said she had a history of disputes with her neighbours and she had used "abusive and disgusting language".They adjourned the case for sentencing but warned Norton about "ongoing issues" and may impose a Criminal Behaviour Order on her.Norton previously admitted keying a woman's new car when she was caught on a private CCTV system after another dispute.
Police then said she scratched the Land Rover on three occasions - including Christmas Day - in what they called a "reign of terror" against neighbours.On that occasion she admitted harassment and criminal damage and was given a restraining order and told to pay £3,000 compensation.My neighbour kept moving my trash cans so I put grease on the handles - her reaction was priceless