Jen,

I find it amusing that your neighbor thought so much of your neighborly friendship to notify the police of something that they didn't agree with that you are doing on YOUR land! Makes you wonder what you would do if something happened at their house? A burgulary or a fire when no one was home.

I always try to stay on good terms with my neighbors in my commercial complex. You never know when you might need the help of a neighbor.

Funny side story... my commercial landlord phoned me at home about a 10 foot snake that was in one of my neighbors units. I was SHOCKED! We have a very low incident rate for escaped animals and NEVER anything larger than a colubrid. I flew out the door and got to our building with snake hook and bag in hand and I found the snake. It was a 9-10ft Reticulated Python (We don't even work with Retics) that had escaped from ANOTHER unit in the same building. Turns out that one of my neighbors with a unit between mine and the one where the snake was found had a 1.1 pair of Retics. Well when we walked in they were 1 animal short. I told my landlord... "Isn't it ironic that this snake is not mine and I have thousands of snakes and they have TWO?"

Please be responsible!

Take care...
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Sean Bradley
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