Jerk sues neighbor and gets embarrassed in court because his dog destroyed his expensive drone
In fiction there is a conflict type known as “character vs technology”. However, reality is often stranger than fiction. Today we have a story about animals versus technology. More specifically, between dogs and drones. Spoiler alert: The dog won. In a mudslide. And he’s perfectly healthy.
A series of riveting posts (here, hereWhen here), redditor u/DeadDrone999 shared how his dog completely destroyed his neighbor’s drone. Neighbors used it to annoy almost everyone in the area. He was intentionally harassing pets by flying them to other people’s property.
But that was not all. The story’s author has revealed that he was summoned to court for this (not the other way around)! But things didn’t go well for the drone’s owner. he got what was coming for him. Check out the full story below, Panda! Proof that justice exists.
A male neighbor repeatedly harassed his dog with a new drone
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In the end, the animal got an expensive toy.Then things escalate
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Eligible neighbors believed they were unreasonably denied access to the OP’s property. Additionally, he was seeking damages for the loss of a drone that continued to fly low over people’s backyards. However, according to redditor u/DeadDrone999, the judge basically laughed off his claim.
The post’s author shared indisputable evidence with the court that his neighbor had harassed his dog in the past. , received almost $2,000 from a neighbor. Additionally, the drone’s owner was investigated for not registering the technology and not following flight rules.
“After all, his suing me was the best thing that ever happened. […] He had dozens of pictures of my yard showing my dog that it was impossible for him to “accidentally” fly that low… $700 for an X-ray? check. $250 more to sedate him? Because I don’t want him to feel uncomfortable. Full dental exam with tooth cleaning/restoration? $400. Then there was the cost of anti-anxiety medications and secondary tests, a week of wet food in case the teeth were damaged, and appropriate additional costs.[he] I ended up borrowing nearly $2,000. ”
The amount of veterinary care that OP’s dog needed is amazing. As the author put it, “He could have killed my dog. Moved with me three times.Saw me buy my first house and first new car when I graduated college.I love my dog.”
Precise rules and regulations Regarding owning and flying drones, it depends on the country and region you live in. Generally speaking, you need to register your property and know where you can and cannot fly.
But even if these official regulations didn’t exist, it’s common sense not to encroach on your neighbor’s property with expensive high-tech toys. We all love our pets. And when someone crosses these boundaries, people can’t help but get angry.
The Golden Rule is the best rule to keep in mind whenever you feel stuck on what to do or not to do. Put yourself in your neighbor’s shoes and think about how you would feel if someone behaved like you.
When dealing with noisy neighbors who may not understand privacy as much as you do, it’s best to: start subtle and diplomatic before moving on to a more open and direct conversation. After all, you have to live long next to those people.
It’s hardly worth starting a massive feud that lasts for years (even if it’s completely wrong). Avoid adding extra stress to your life by taking a more diplomatic approach. I can. If your neighbor can’t hint that you’re left alone, just take your day and ignore them. If it turns into harassment or espionage, it’s worth seeking help from your local homeowners association, law enforcement, or an attorney.
The internet was horrified by someone harassing dogs with a drone.People gave the post’s author advice on how best to proceed
The story’s author updated everyone on the situation after he was taken to court.
Image credit: dead drone 999