'My neighbor's daughter keyed my car': Guy gets even with incompetent driver next-door by catching her backing into another car on camera after a snow storm

This resident knew he had to put a stop to this lady's completely inept driving skills!

It all started when the resident returned home and noticed scratches on his car. He couldn't prove that these were caused by his next door neighbor's daughter, but he had seen her driving before and was pretty convinced. First of all, before we start making any assumptions here, the daughter was in her 40s. This is not someone who is just learning how to drive. She is fully deserving of the revenge that was coming for her.

After the misfortunes of his car getting damaged, the resident knew that with the increasinly difficult weather, this lady was bound to cause some more wreckage given just how reckless her driving was. So, he installed cameras to catch her in the act. As fate would have it, a terrible snow storm went through the area and caused everyone to be snowed into their homes.

Keep scrolling below to find out what happened when the daughter tried to back out of her driveway without shoveling the snow out of the way first!

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