No Solution! Neighbors block access to clients land - Cops Fail

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[@4dogsgaming]

We went thru the same thing years ago on property we owned, had a easement shared driveway with a neighbor who was a total nut job. Blocking access to the driveway blocking a 3 car garage we owned at the end of the driveway. Cops called numerous times. Finally 9 years later we had enough sold the property and bought another. Never will I ever buy property with any type of easement. Karma got her in the end she lost her house to foreclose... justice served

[@mariemcallister688]

Glad she lost it,it's called karma 🤣🤣

[@worldneedschange4920]

You should have bought it

[@Fossillarson]

Hope you standing on the court house steps with the deed ! 😅 in had as #1 highest bidder 😅

[@grandmaof4811]

I definitely would take them to court for costs and lost wages! I pity the people that bought property near these horrible people!

[@TheYizuman]

I agree. Take them to court or anyone that pulls the same crap again in the future.

[@Luckyrider1958]

@rustyiron then you take THEIR LAND.. via a LIEN angst the settlement amount. CHECKMATE

[@dnandez79]

If you really want to play hardball, sue them for your time, your equipment, and the money your losing having to put other jobs off because of them. You'll win the case. If they dont pay, then you go back to court and the judge will make them sell a portion of the property satisfy the judgement.

[@funtyes1970]

lol it don't work like that trust me and it sure not that easy . a case like that could take years and longer the case is higher lawyers bill will be . i see this happen before and it never work out cuz the cost of the lawyer

[@dnandez79]

@@funtyes1970 i never implied it would be cheap or easy. Ive done collections, I know exactly how a lawsuit works in a case like this. It would probably take atleast 3 years to jump throuth all the hoops and in the end you could end up with nothing but a piece of paper that says person A owes you X amount of dollars. The only good part is person A wont be able to engage in a majority of transactions they would normally until the judgement is satisfied. This includes selling any of their property and or death. Yes I said that correctly, if someone has a judgement against them, when they die that amount is taken from any insurance they may have. Having a judgement against someone is a last ditch effort to obtain monies that are owed. You win some and you lose some.

[@phinocaster]

"you'll win the case easily" Hahahahaha... Okay, bub

[@customsolutions7167]

​@david ellsworth never .. judges never give you the money from time you lost Just watch judge Judy and you'll see that... let alone money you could have made or for equipment rental...or the time lost of work for having to go to court... You know absolutely nothing about how these laws actually work in America... Best thing guy could have done was call the customer on the first day and quit and gone on to the next job. Let the property owner fight it out with the nieghbor. Never worth it to drive 3 hrs back and fourth for a job in the first place.

[@lesterolson5526]

Hit her with harassment.

[@robertsloan1390]

If they block you off and don't let you leave call the cops and have them charged with unlawful detainees and kidnapping. If your client paid for an easement he has to have access to his property

[@robertsloan1390]

Then if and when it goes to court you put in claim for lost time and wages against the people that won't let you do your job

[@jeffcourtney8101]

You didn't call the cops to give you permission to be there, they are there to "warn" the neighbor to not block the road. And if they do, they will be charged.

[@davidhawken1301]

Most states all the law enforcement can do is keep the peace. This is a civil matter that would be solved in civil court.

[@quademasters249]

This is all on the owner. You should bill the owner for a full 8 hour day each time you show up. The owner should be the one to lawyer up and get an injunction against the neighbors. It's the owner that should sue. None of this is your issue. You should just bill for the time to, on and away from the site.

[@deepseadweller687]

Agree

[@israel9358]

They pay for the job not the time spent. Its up to the contractor to do it efficiently.

[@kendarley7501]

Agree

[@ToddKing]

Absolutely. I don't understand why you think a nickel should come out of your pocket. If it were me, I wouldn't go back to the site until the owner guaranteed me that the neighbor issue was taken care of.

[@tomtibbits4423]

@@israel9358I need contractors like this. The ones I hire charge for materials and time.

[@Aaron-hk6st]

Unfortunately this situation is all too common. It never ceases to amaze me that people will spend decades of their life paying for something and yet have no clue what all they own.

[@mariemcallister688]

Very common in Central Florida. I see it all the time. Believe it or not ,people in South Florida are much saner .😂😂😂

[@christophertaylor2464]

I know that is stupid of people to not know where their property lines are. When my family moved out to the country the first thing we did was clearly mark the property lines and then we put four corner posts in and a string line so that the fence would be straight. We have lived here for 40 years and a few years ago someone started to move in to the lot beside us. They came out and mowed the grass a couple of times in a year and then they came out on a holiday weekend and demolished a 3 bay garage and pushed it into a pile under the 3 biggest pine trees and set it on fire and they had no water on the property. Then later on they were digging test holes for the septic with a small excavator and they went across the property line and were digging holes on another lot right in someone's septic system I don't know what they were thinking they were right behind someone's house I mean 15 to 20 feet away from that house when they moved in they had a bunch of stuff sitting across the property line.

[@maryshannon4444]

Thats why you build fences.

[@tsquare9168]

You need to tell your client to accept an invoice from you for the days you lost by these neighbors, and then he can sue them for damages for lost time and money he has lost on his project. You don't need to go to court for a simple land dispute that doesn't harm the neighbors for their bully tactics. Right now they think their winning and its time for your client to go on offense and stick it to them.

[@jamesbarton2950]

I would file a law suit against her for all of your downtime and all of your costs

[@Bugdriver49]

Including attorney's fees.

[@bobbytheboss]

I’m sure that Cat can move whatever she’s putting in the road

[@stevenginn5352]

Put the bucket under the front/back of her truck and PUSH!!

[@jodiebasye9798]

@@stevenginn5352 I was thinking either side and lift

[@Bugdriver49]

My thoughts excatly...in fact I would not be gentle about it!!

[@ronaldlester2011]

I doubt one that size could do much, it looked like a bobcat

[@bigham1jb]

​@@ronaldlester2011I can pick the rear of my Peterbilt up with mine. It's not a real big machine either.

[@stevanrose7439]

Thank goodness I live out o of town. And I get along with my neighbors. And there’s a cemetery across the road from my house. So any new neighbors I get don’t make any noise.

[@johnharris3362]

I grew up next to a cemetery and had the best neighbors ever.

[@jangardner9542]

Perfect! I've always wanted to live rural and next to a Cemetery.

[@harrywalker968]

so you never had a cupboard open, or door, or see shadows.. these are young kids. '' imaginary friends''. dead spirits..

[@randallsmerna384]

They should have been cited or arrested for false imprisonment THE FIRST TIME! COME ON POLICE, DO YOUR JOB!

[@neilsiebenthal9254]

He even had video of it.. They're definitely connected to higher ups to keep getting away with this.

[@adamdnewman]

Sadly law enforcement doesn't care about the people who pay them

[@pbrstreetgang73]

ACAB

[@Luckyrider1958]

@@adamdnewman No, they are afraid of the MEDIA making a spectacle, and causing the PD grief and court costs..

[@jwhiskey242]

Its a issue for the court - not the police.

[@truthseeker2314]

I was a draftsman for a county assessors office. The original plot plans are made from deeds VERY ACCURATE. A survey is usually done when the property is purchased. TWO more surveys are not necessary at all. Their lawyer needs to go back to school he is just a scare tactic. YOU have a law suit for your time, equipment, labor, the delivery, gas and any further business that was delayed because of this. It can be totally seperate from the owner's issues I would have dumped the dirt because the cops can't do shit in a civil matter.

[@gloriawelch3603]

So now you are a lawyer.

[@Shadow-zw4hp]

gloria welch, a point of fact, yes he is correct. It is a process that all real estate law does require that a survey be performed before any land sales can be completed. Cities usually have the survey on record for sales of houses and property. I am not a lawyer but even I know that. Anyone who has purchased a house or vacant land learns that law.

[@NPHypnosis]

Well the truckers left... No dumping without them

[@eriklehman3175]

Is it a private or public access easement? The easement may not have been granted for access to the person trying to build. Which would then require the builder to gain access to their property

[@neshobanakni]

@@Shadow-zw4hp Actually, here in the South, land sales are seldom surveyed.

[@thewhitedahlia.8108]

It's pretty dope you're sticking up for your client like this. Dope stuff.

[@Shadow-zw4hp]

@thewhitedahlia.8108, Please clarify your reply here. Just what is dope about his client? Any dopes here are the Neighbors blocking a road and your reply

[@tjewett1967]

​@@Shadow-zw4hpPlease tell me you're not that stupid

[@garymallard4699]

​@@Shadow-zw4hp dope is slang....lol

[@BRBingeDrinker]

@@Shadow-zw4hp Are you a fucking idiot? Dope has multiple meanings. Go look up the definitions and figure it out by context.

[@moparman1962]

Yes Gary, "dope" is slang for "cool, good, nice, way to go"...obviously @Shadow-zw4hp is NOT very "dope" (more like clueless), although we are in the modern age of internet, computers, smart tv's, videos galore and movies. @Shadow-zw4hp needs to spend a LOT more time keeping up and learning and a lot LESS time making snide comments to others and just being wrong.

[@hankogle6858]

I lost part of my road to a property dispute. When I studied I found out it was because of a drainage issue. Since it would cost more to fight in court vs building a new road. I built a new road and cut off the drainage to the previous road I lost. So now my smug neighbor can watch her property legally sink

[@chargermopar]

With all the evidence you have I hope the owner does sue them for their interference.

[@paulcerny3805]

If someone blocks you in very ILLEGAL you have the right to defend your self

[@NonTypicalRacing]

Yes, actually termed "false imprisonment". Such a touchy letter of law that there's attorneys that specialize in it. Most common cases are domestic disputes and/or drinking involved w/the threat of a drunk driving or just being dangerous to themselves.

[@randallsmerna384]

You don't get to defend yourself from blocking a road! Learn rhw law and quit instigating violence! The police absolutely should have cited or arrested them for false imprisonment the last time.

[@maxhallman1036]

​@@Plutogalaxyif they aren't allowing you any route of escape, in Florida you can shoot them

[@tbjtbj4786]

​@@maxhallman1036 i don't think I would try that. Its not fear of death or grate bodly harm defince of others or a forcefully felonie. You don't have to be able to take your stuff you just have to be able to leave. Do what you want to but if you carry it might be a good idea to find and pay a lawyer to actually go over uses of force in fl especially deadly force.

[@kenallred2215]

You do not have the right to defend yourself unless someone is physically keeping you from leaving which is assault and false imprisonment. If they’re blocking you in with a vehicle it’s just false imprisonment and they can and will be arrested however, if you go hands on on the latter you will find yourself in the deputy’s spare cuffs.

[@maggiebannenberkowitz9254]

When I first bought my home in WI , neighbors were very friendly but kept telling me that they owned up into my yard areas. The maps I have said differently,,but my realtor was not right about how much I owned eight. So I finally had to pay to have it surveyed. They weren't happy but at least no one could tell me what they owned.

[@BlackjackHookers-nj7qj]

When I got my first place in Mississippi I didn’t know how far my property line went and the county gave me and the two neighbors mixed wrong info so we all paid for a survey and got the facts but never had issues with my neighbors we’d hunt on the land and had weekly bbq’s,I just feel bad for people having bad neighbors and drama like this.

[@gearhead9115]

​@@BlackjackHookers-nj7qjno huge issue with my neighbor but it all got resolved he got put in his place but something stupid happened with him he was bitching because I was building a big barn bitching that it was not a barn area get one of our neighbors on the opposite side of a Suburban block where I'm at has a big ass Barn long story short when he was bitching at me about the barn I pointed at the big barn and said what the hell do you call that and walked away.

[@randallsmerna384]

Cop says he won't get involved civil disputes over easement because that's not his purview... THEN he decides to get nosy and bossy about wetlands... I'm sorry, is that your purview?

[@85ccmaster]

Man I know the feeling. Worst I’ve had it is getting yelled & cussed out by druggies that claimed I was on their property & moved my customers survey stakes to make it look like I went on their property. Terrible experience was so glad to get that job done.

[@nwflagudatit9944]

Worked for phone company in repair back when landlines were a big thing. Every time I thought I had met that worst customer, nope, there was another one I would meet later.

[@duanesiles1751]

I've been shot at I actually had a sheriff shoot at me when I was clearing my own land and I had to shoot the sheriff state police had to come stand guard for a month until we got a solid block wall 674 feet because the sheriff had tried to steal the 13 acres when my grandpa passed away

[@lynbodeen]

​@@duanesiles1751wow. Congratulations on being alive to tell the tale.

[@Shadow-zw4hp]

@@duanesiles1751, It is unfortunate that in some areas usually rural that some people gain positions of authority and abuse that authority for personal gain. And in many cases, they are usually involved with county government or law enforcement. Fortunately, they are not many.

[@blakethornton8937]

Should tell them to get a big ole flag pole on their property line that says “This is my land”

[@dougdiplacido2406]

Amazing how some people spend their lives trying to make other people miserable. There are a lot more important things to occupy their time.

[@walkingdeadman4208]

Karens and Darens are taking over

[@bruceperron3796]

Those neighbors have the HOA mentality,and can't those neighbors be taken to court for their shenanigans?

[@georgesheffield1580]

Seems to be a common illness in the USA, the me mine hoa syndrome

[@Robert-ph5rz]

22:20 I left my coffee on back of a flat bed truck for 200+ miles, and it was still there when we stopped. 😊

[@christophertaylor2464]

I forgot about a half a bottle of water on the back of our budget truck and I followed it down the road to the store and I kept thinking it is going to fall off here and then on this turn and then when it went over the railroad tracks but no it made it to the store.

[@jimputnam2044]

LOL A nightmare FR. I bought a piece of property once in a small village. I had a recent survey the old survey from the seller and the registered survey from the village. There was no house on the property but a shed and a driveway put in by the village years ago. My neighbours driveway was mere feet from mine, all these years with no one living there they had started parking extra cars, company and such in my driveway. Plus they mowed in between the drives and some 4 + ft. on my side. it looked nice and looked like they owned it. When I came to cleanout the shed ( full of junk) and tare it down they had a chain across the drive. I asked nice to have it removed and they said they had squatters right since they had been looking after it all this time. Cost me a lot of money to have them move there gate, Cops do not want to get into this. The lawyers love it and charge thousands to fix what they know is right.

[@twiz148]

People just assume land all the time. I live in an innner suburb of a fairly large city. When I bought the property there was an area that I questioned whether it was part of the property. I required a land surbey before I bought the property and it confirmed what the seller said. As soon as I bought it I started clearing it out and the neighbor went nuts. I showd him the survey, we argued about it for a few days and then it sopped but he hated me for years over it because he thought it was his. Its sad/ridiculous but people are people.

[@davidstricker6580]

I find this amazing because when I bought my house, in the stack of documents, I received an architectural drawing of the lot locating the survey markers, all easements, and setbacks. Both parties should have their documents.

[@stevebelt1661]

First time watching. I'm in agreement with others. Sue them for thousands of dollars for cost of time etc.

[@funtyes1970]

lol it never work . what you think contractors never sued neighbors before , it could be drag out in courts for years , it wouldn't be worth it after lawyers fees . best thing to do is work away before get worst . if i was that client i would sell that land . if he think he having problems with that neighbor now wait after he finished building that house and dealing with that neighbor years to come . i would get that hell out of there

[@youtubebandme4382]

Lmao, that's not how it work buddy but it'd be funny to watch

[@jeromyw385xp]

screw waisting time trying try to sue them I would of had them arrested on the spot for illegaly blocking me from doing my job and obstruction. simple as that problem solved. the officer himself even said they can't be blocking you in so that alone means they can be arrested for a unlawful action.

[@jeromyw385xp]

@@funtyes1970 selling the land shows your a coward and letting the people win because your letting them scare you off and control you ya wimpy baby.

[@billcollins6894]

​@@funtyes1970Where I live anything under $8,000 is small claims court and gets decided that day, no continuances.

[@dandunlap8638]

People get completely crazy over property line disputes. Even with a survey one time, we had a guy sue us claiming “ open notorious possession”. We won in court, but before that he cut our fence multiple times.

[@ralfie8801]

This seems to be a perfect example of why these people should have bought the landlocked property themselves. Then they wouldn’t have been forced to allow an easement across their property to other property without access to a road.

[@marklafountain8349]

you are a Saint and I just have to say that there are still people that care and understand.. You are a great person and have a great crew.

[@ronwood1631]

wow man,,,I,m in the seme business up here in canada but its the complete oposite when I show up to work,,the neighbors usually come to watch like its the entertainment,,,hang in there and good luck

[@daha7864]

FL Statute: 704.01(1) (2021). Once created, the location of the easement cannot be changed without agreement. When an easement is blocked, the easement owner may pass over the adjoining land as far as is necessary to avoid the blockade.

[@backspaceenter8844]

Sue those neighbors it cost you money by delaying your job site.

[@davidphillips8186]

Yeah the troublemakers want to start s*** but they don't want to smell it especially when it flies back on them

[@AlabamaConstitutionalCrusader]

I would have them served within 24 hours with a notice of intent to sue with the amount you have lost then go file

[@krknfmkr8919]

I used to have a neighbor who would argue every weekend that I didn't have any water rights from the canal. I had paperwork from the canal company, I kept it in my pocket.

[@randygilson3254]

They are upset because instead of them buying those 2 acres to avoid having an easement through their little fishing pond and property, they thought no one would ever buy it. Oops, it happened.

[@robertwhite6248]

If that's the case THEY should have bought the Land

[@neshobanakni]

Even if they bought the land containing the easement, it still exists. You cannot land-lock a landowner.

[@markrogers7199]

The sheriff asking about wetlands is crazy.

[@donald2665]

My question, being a Native Floridian, and owning land locked property, is How in the Green Eyed Naked hell did the Buyer even get an "Easement" to begin with. Florida is a Land Locked State - and it is news to me that some one could be compelled to provide an Easement. Now, I am on the side of the Buyer and the Earth Mover and Land Clearer Business, but I would still like to know how the "Buyer" received an Easement to get to the two acres.

[@donaldstevenson2475]

The officers should tell neighbor anymore trouble ,and she will be arrested on site if she interferes, by one word . Send a deputy to sit on site and arrest any one who causes trouble.

[@johnlord8337]

Chicken spit - the owner of the land needs to have court action then and have them court-issued injunctions against blockading and other business interference on his lands - that then forces the police to do what they should have done in the first place !!!

[@davidphillips8186]

Yeah put them in jail or blocking an easement you're right away people like that want to start s*** but they don't want to smell it

[@lynbodeen]

I had to get my property surveyed three times and now I have to go to court and get a court order to get the police to enforce it, or they won't.

[@User-nx7rs]

After hearing this I would never buy property with an easement.

[@STORMY0O]

Sad the dirt company didn’t hang in with you and dump the load of dirt! The owner has to be fuming! She now needs to pay for lost wages and hours , your business and revenue! I admire that you stay so positive., Fresh free range chicken is awesome!

[@sharonstanley5054]

The guys with the dirt made the decision to not dump the dirt because there was controversy and they did not want to get themselves in trouble. The PROPERTY OWNER is responsible to be sure the way is clear, legal and civil.

[@alexmoran2859]

You will probably never see this but you brought a smile too my face when u said if you’re a sparky don’t say anything, made my fucking day

[@TheTreeShop]

🤙🏻

[@davidstone61]

This is all happening in Lake County Florida and you seemed to have good relations with the Deputies. This lady and he male friend think they have the power to deny access to one’s property using an easement. I live in Clermont and these asses need to be taught a lesson legally.

[@justinmize4316]

Sounds like your client may need to be present or file a lawsuit to get an injunction.

[@TheRedMallard]

Let them block you in, report to the authorities that you’re being held captive and hope the shitty neighbors get attempted kidnapping charges. You may also be able to hold those neighbors accountable for any lost time and revenue on the job if it amounts to a large enough sum.

[@allenferry9632]

I had a neighbor when I lived in California that acted like he had rigjts on my property that i didnt have. Every time I did anything he would call the county and his lawyer. He was president of the home owners that he was in and i wasn't. Everybody called him Fiveskin because he was much to big a prick to be a fourskin.

[@darronshirley7886]

My brother had a neighbor dig a trench 6 feet deep across the right of way my brother sued and drove him into bankruptcy and then took his house in bankruptcy court it was great

[@craigbucher5763]

Deputies don't want to be involved in surveyed land dispute, just tell excavator to be careful with the people who are blocking. Sorry for your losses involved in this fracas, these blockers know they are wrong.

[@QUIX4U]

21:12, it's also a great idea to have a larger flexible pipe "sleeve" pushed onto the cable BEFORE you rejoin anything, such that afterwards, after doing a simple wrap, position the additional sleeve completely over the joint itself, extending from one side's main insulation to the other, and just wind another single direction of insulation tape, such that the additional outer sleeve, will take a lot more rubbing/damage, before the inner cores are exposed, or broken.

[@pistolmastertequila]

Definitely take them to civil court with the land owner. At the very least you get paid for lost time and resources, at most those neighbors have to pay AND they get charges for false imprisonment.

[@vivianwinford3681]

I've seen very often where old surveys don't hold up to the modern surveying equipment. Good to get the cops there to protect you. New to your channel. Will be watching.

[@brianrivasoconer5543]

That woman is a total KAREN

[@user-hv9op8ju3t]

Had a property where the client started building a fence only to find out the neighbors house was built over the line by 6 inches.

[@fullers1966]

You have the right to sue those people because of all your costs I've known situations like this usually don't end up very good when is easements involved I walk away I wouldn't have bought the land

[@timray1827]

Beautiful Area , i lived in Ocala for 38 year's. Moved to Tennessee over the mountain from where i was raised up in weaverville N.C.

[@samspurgeon4222]

Would that be the Unicoi area?

[@nickolascrego5716]

I think you young man should talk with your attorney and file a lawsuit on them crazy people for lost revenue. You have a good case.

[@nancygleason6201]

Awesome job! I don't know what's better, the quick land clearing or all of the friendships shared about this great day!

[@tomforeman4976]

Take all the info to the DA of your county and have him take it to a county judge and the judge can Wright an order for anybody interfering to be arrested and taken to the jail booked and brought before him and fine them for obstruction of personal property and open them to a law suit for funds and stress to the contractor business and property owner. If the owner is delayed on building house onschedule he can suite for entire cost of house.

[@sunriseboy4837]

The owner should have had the easement fenced. Game over!

[@Sea-cucumber1151]

You should put hardware wire around the coop, and foot out and a foot in underneath the cage sides for digging animals. Chicken wire is weak and any animal can bite through it. I would put it up all the side and top, as any animal can climb as well. The cage edges has a huge gap for animals to squeeze through. You may have chicken murders if you don’t.

[@heidi_1776]

Goodness... it seems as though bad neighbors & having to call the cops is going around down there in FL...

[@10thAveFreezeOut]

The client needs to step up in these situations. The contractor doesn't have much standing.

[@randallsmerna384]

You shot yourself in the foot by giving that dirt company way too much information. They sell dirt - period. That's the end of their responsibility. Dump it and go!

[@direwolf417]

Our friends in Merritt Island FL have had their nieghbors put boulders across their driveway blocking them from accessing the shared road to and from their property. Then the Sheriff arrested them for tresspass when they moved the stones...

[@TheTreeShop]

Doesn't surprise me honestly.

[@mariedennis510]

Sir you seem so nice. I am sorry they are doing this to you. I sure wouldn't want them for neighbors. I had a home built across the road from me. They had a huge dumpster didnt pick up trash comes on my property so I would pick it up and throw it in the dumpster. It happened a few times so I did say something about it nice if rhey could please pick up the light trash because my back is bad. Just saying something made it worse. I just picked it up and threw it out again. Then one day this young guy needed gas for his chain saw asked another neighbor he told him no. He looked at me and I said sure do filled it half way divided my bottle with his. It made me feel good to share But still no respect. I wish it would of been a person like you sir you seem so nice

[@davidnaylor3876]

Mistakes are made when you're frustrated it's a real distraction live in the moment and focus exactly on what's going on breathe through your nose and out your mouth set aside the frustration I knew you were going to leave that tape there how do I know I do it all the time or I used to for 50 years until I learned how to control it it's also called anxiety and stress God bless you guys

[@robertbowen6610]

Blocking a commercial vehicle is a federal law and is a felony and stopping someone from leaving is also considered abduction

[@mauriceupp9381]

My father filled in a rock quarry got it all flattened out all smooth out had a road that ran probably another 200 ft from smoothing it out and the city came in and said well now that's ours you can't have it and they didn't pay him a nickel

[@1cleblanc]

The Client should have an "Injunction " from the Court to tell these people to "not interfere" with your Job. If the people do. Then the Court will intervene and you should sue them for recovery of your lost wages.

[@grisslebear]

I never run late because I refuse to have a schedule. Retirement is awesome.

[@5150_Designs]

Sadly, the only thing you can do is sue the neighbors for loss of wages and charge them top dollar

[@spencerrose859]

Hey fan your work lol like you lot

[@Robert-ph5rz]

See if your client would let you do it later, or earlier in the day so you don't get harassed. Or see if your client can meet you at that area.

[@davidphillips8186]

That is not how you deal with a Karen they watching 24/7 to harass you they get off on it!! Duh

[@earljohnson2676]

You know if it was 4 am they would get out of bed just to harass this guy for working what a shame people need to mind there business

[@oligorman999]

You are the best team in the USA 🌎🌎🌎 You have the best channel and video is the best in the USA

[@dawnagoad9745]

Well, now I'm invested!! Got to find out how this unfolds!!

[@prpjumper8835]

Police are 'not surveyors' and do not regulate land disputes but continue to ask questions regarding wet lands and property survey. Trying really hard to regulate against the contractor, unfortunately for them and the disgruntled land owners he is very much prepared.

[@MegaDeansy]

Love the relationship he has with Lacey !

[@Cynthia-ql9te]

Yeah sounds like their lawyer thinks he's a judge the only one that could tell you two to be removed from any kind of property is a judge

[@jbcowherder6210]

sounds like they had a chance to buy the property next to theirs themselves, they didn't buy it but wanted to have total control of it for free..... to bad so sad. although, after the first time it happened, the client should be there on site at the next time with all the documentation, it's his/hers responsibility.

[@pebsw6263]

Are you sure your not in Odder Creek?

[@randallsmerna384]

You are NOT asking for their permission... You are asking for their protection! Why do the cops want to see any of the contracts or surveys or anything - they've already admitted that IT'S NOT THEIR PURVIEW!

[@rianray7565]

I have that exact same coop/run for my chickens and am very happy with it. I have a mix of light brahma and rhode island red hens with a light brahma roo.

[@E-ToxicGames]

I’d love to see more of this

[@pebsw6263]

Why is there a KAREN in every freakin town? I really love your content and was recommended by What the Hales. Sue them a wholes for all their worth. This is crazy. Good luck to you!

[@inrealitywetrust2610]

My town has more than one .

[@walkingdeadman4208]

I think it's a little more than 1 in every town. I know multiple on my street alone. I just live in a small town even

[@samspurgeon4222]

There have always been people like this in every town....the term "Karen" and whatever the male equivalent is, is just more palatable than what they've historically been called

[@kanibis420]

COPs can't kick you out as you said . Especially if you know you're on Private property . If you choose to follow there Unlawful orders that's on you .

[@dwhitney1000]

The new landowner needs to be the one they argue with while you do your work. Sue them for the time lost.

[@fastlane6869]

I wish God had blessed me with your patience and ability to control your temper!!!

[@idadho]

Denial of access to an easement is a form of trespassing. The Dominant Party (has easement rights) cannot be denied their easement rights. To do so, the Servient Party is committing trespass on the easement. The cop can arrest them for Trespassing on the easement by blocking access. Having the easement document to read would be helpful. It would state if/what improvements can be made. Right of way is not always the same as an easement. There may not be a right of way to the easement.Honestly, the property owner should be handling this, not the mulching and earthwork contractor. You have no standing.

[@earlinemcgahen3931]

Sue that lady for your time for her interfering

[@cherylsnead727]

I was positive that you were in Odder Creek till you said differently 😂

[@edwinleach4013]

I agree. These people are worse than the Oddities in Odder Creek. Lawsuit will settle the whole mess and you should be paid for all your lost time. If they own the land you may become a new owner. Thanks for sharing. Do you do work in middle TN? I have 44 acres of land that is overgrown and needs to be cleared. LOL.

[@TheTreeShop]

Lawsuits take time 😂 not backing down. There will be an update to this soon. Yes we can handle your project in TN. We consider our out of state projects as vacations 👍🏻 You can call or text Lacey at 386-843-5266 to get her the details and we can send over the estimate.

[@marywalker2896]

Roflol!!!

[@danpixley2254]

After the first wrap of electrical tape i always wrap the sticky side out. Try it. Makes taking the tape off WAY easier. Old electricians trick.

[@mitchelhebert3278]

I had a similar problem where my access to my property was blocked by my neighbors. I decided to take legal action and took the matter to court. The judge ruled in my favor and ordered my neighbors to pay me $10,000 for blocking my access and denying me the use of my property. Additionally, the judge charged them $1,000 per day if they ever blocked my access again. The court recognized that my property was the original property and that it gave the right of access to their property, so I did not need a right of way. My neighbors paid me the amount ordered by the court, including all the court and lawyer fees. They sold their house and moved away.

[@neshobanakni]

"Stupid people suck." Red America's new motto.

[@robertstack2144]

In times gone by you could "hire" some people affilated with motorcycle gentlemen that can assist in the persuasion of those pesky neighbors. Today some of those getlemen are police (look at tattoes) and public officials and set the price of persuasion very high. Beware cops can do the deed, and get his buddy to charge you. Always get references for subcontract 1099 work.

[@richardrybicki749]

We did this type of work Never had a problem when he stood up to his full 7ft hight 280 all muscle and women loved him.I always made sure I had copy of any permits and a letter if owner wasnt present.

[@silentepsilon888]

(Edit: I just noticed after making this comment that this video is 11 months old and that there was an update video posted on the situation.) this is a dispute between your client and those neighbors and should not be YOUR dispute with the neighbors. At this point if I was you I would bill your client for the expenses you had so far and explain to him that this is HIS problem to solve and not yours! Make it very clear that you are requesting to get paid for your time, material etc and explain to him that you might consider coming back to this job when HE has the situation cleared with the neighbors and when HE is personally present at the jobsite at the next attempt. DO not fight your clients fight for him. You are only the guy in the middle and the only one that should be resolving this is your client himself!

[@vaejoviscarolinanus]

Is there a part 2? I’m interested in what happened.

[@rogerbrewer7770]

Learned that lesson well! Wire your trailer toa female plug mount on trailer frame somewhere, then make a male to male plug and some extra so if that happens again simply replace right quick fix male to male later!

[@marktemplin1159]

In most situations he county , sets in place easements to properties, that would otherwise be land locked,,,, wene a property is bought and land improvement as well as a dwelling structure,, the easements and right of way is inacted,, some land owner don't know how that works,,,,,, and this type of thing happens