Crazy neighbour.

[lance_sibley]

I think one of my neighbours from down the hall is either drunk, stoned, or both. She just started screaming and pounding on the door of the people across the hall for no apparent reason about how she wanted to get into her apartment and go to sleep. She's still out in the hallway talking to herself. I don't know if she's locked out, or if the people across the hall just woke her up and she lost it (someone who lives there has been coming home and making a lot of noise around this time every night), or if something else is going on.

And now she just started pounding on someone else's door and screaming - sounds like my next door neighbour's door. Lovely.

Edit to add: someone is out there in the hall with her now, and she seems to have calmed down. She's apparently drunk - she was at a work party, she says, but she doesn't seem to know if she's lost her key, or left it inside, or what. She just keeps repeating, "This is my house and nobody will trust me." For some reason she seems to think that her neighbours have extra copies of her key and can let her in...

Comments

[moon-custafer.livejournal.com]

Gee, the co-op doesn't sound so bad. We've only had to call the police a couple of times, when it actually sounded like a violent domestic disturbance was going on. One ended like this:

Neighbour: Who called you? Have they got a tape to prove I was yelling?!
Police: Ma'am, we could hear you.

Now, the building next door to ours (shudder).

[boywhocantsayno.livejournal.com]

I have yet to call the police, though I was tempted the other night when this was going on.

Neighbour: Who called you? Have they got a tape to prove I was yelling?!
Police: Ma'am, we could hear you.

*snort* Gotta love it... though I probably would have said, "Ma'am, we could hear you. The neighbours down the hall could hear you. People in other provinces could hear you. Anne Frank could probably hear you, and she's been dead for decades."