HOA board member has it out for one neighbor and gets her car towed, neighbor debates legal options: 'The car towing is the final straw!'

This resident has had it with the HOA board member next door, who seems determined above all else to ruin her living experience.

One has to wonder what possesses the local curmudgeon in every neighborhood to set such an intention. Don't these people have jobs or families or passions that go beyond sabotaging someone else's entire life? Even if you were to argue that this person was in pursuit of improving the neighborhood as a whole, that claim simply does not stand because it's not like she was keeping her eye out for any and all violations in the suburban residential area. Instead, she was simply watching this one resident like a hawk, waiting for her to mess up and immediately stepping in to make her pay.

A decent individual would try to point out a violation in a more subtle way before outright ensuring she gets fined for a mistake. Clearly, however, this board member wanted this resident out of the neighborhood entirely. The straw that finally broke the camel's back happened when the resident's sister parked her car in a perfectly legal spot outside both the resident and the board member's house. Before anyone knew it, this woman had said car towed. 

Keep scrolling below to find out how the resident responded to this egregious and unnecessarily harsh act of sabotage.

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