Mentally ill person is terrorising half of the estate
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Hello @iza
I'm sorry to hear about the difficult living situation you've been experiencing. It sounds like it's taken a real toll on your family life, understandably so, but you've displayed real strength to keep on 'getting on' alongside other challenges faced.
I hope you hear something from the housing ombudsman soon. And, I'd encourage you to keep on reporting any instances of poor behaviour through the appropriate channels.
One thing I do wonder, is if the police escorting the doctor was incase a Section 135/136 was needed to take the lady to a place of safety pending a mental health assessment. However this is pure speculation, but could be one explanation.
Wishing you and your son a lovely day. Please keep us posted.1 -
HI all.
Its been a while .
Apologies im using mobile and can't see the dates of the posts.
Mental health is no excuse for bad behaviour.
Many seriel killers use this trope .
In any event they can't get away with it and shouldn't.
Antisocial behaviour is very rife in this society especially in social housing .
No one should be at the receiving end. Of it.
It blights people lives effects they're quality of life . Reduces there life chances.
Few prominent cases have gone to court of appeal where
Perpreters of ASB have been evicted rightly so.
Its funny how these Perpreters
Quickly change there behaviours once its gone to
court in majourity of cases.
I think going to the media is an excellent idea maybe encourage other people suffering from this nightmare.
Strength in numbers.
I agree you shouldn't move the Perpreter/s should .
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Hi @hass, thank you very much for the understanding.Yes, it is true what you said that perpetrators usually in front of facing law try to play the role of victims.I been affected by last 7 years and you hardly can see the end to this problem as the Council does it take this problem seriously.
After years they repeated high risk assessment and I scored maximum points which is high risk band.Now I am waiting for the updates and decisions. I already have feelings that Council will try to fail as again.
It is true that our life was extremely affected, my son is also waiting for psychologist as his entire childhood was damaged.Our life was nightmare for the last 7 years.I wonder “ do we ever will be able to be happy again “ ?0 -
Hi Iza, I know half off how you feel, we live right next door to a neighbour who has serious mental health & a serious danger to all us neighbours & the rest off the public, serious stuff, he threatened a neighbour our side with a knife she wss pregnant as well at the time, threw urine & poo at the police that came to get him, was exposing himself to the public in the day time jumped over the wall into the school playground in the day when children were at school he got noticed but ran off, the worse thing that has brought Terror to the square this year April or May he threatened to blow us up according to some neighbours, he busted the gas pipes inside his parents house where he & they live next door , 2 Gas vans a fire engine & the police were outside & a lot off neighbours outside, I was notified about this by a neighbour who has my number & vise versa, my blood ran cold the fear,.
Wanted to move out before all this but decided to wait until my Son comes out off foster care in 2026 when he will be 18, because if we was to move now we would have to down size then (if I'm still alive due to several health conditions & limited mobility)then would have to move again.
But now this has happened & he was out within 4 days Unbelievable, then he started again where he picked on the new neighbours the other side of us, threw pee & not sure what the other. thing was, the police were called & he was taken away & his Mum is like him but not as bad! The last thing he did was smash the widow from upstairs next door at the front in the morning with children & parents heading for school.
Our housing don't seam to brake it seriously, I said we are all living I fear & so on.was up against a wall ,that's what it was like, like we mustn't say anything, I have a therapist but ,it's good to talk but the fear isn't going to go untill either my adult daughter & I move out or they move him out the one who is a threat to our lives. We are looking to move, just hope it's not too late! Yes it's the Dangerous individual that needs taking away permanently, somewhere else where he's not a danger to the public& himself!
I hope you can move for the sake off you & your Son because its like a chance in hell that they will move the neighbours that are a threat to our lives! I will keep you all updated so all those off us can know what's going on, keep strong Isa0 -
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