Neighbours' "Campaign of Terror" Against 84-Year-Old Pensioner
An 84-year-old woman, Yvonne Hayes, has secured a partial victory in the High Court after years of "violent attacks and intimidation" from her neighbours in Liss, Hampshire.
A High Court judge described the neighbours as 'disliking each other to the greatest possible degree' following their nine-year war.
- Alleged attacks included spitting, shooting, and throwing dog poo at Mrs Hayes.
- Mrs Hayes was granted an interim anti-harassment injunction against 76-year-old Peter Overton.
Neighbours 'disliking each other to the greatest possible degree'
Author's summary: Neighbours' feud ends in court victory.
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