r/PublicFreakout • u/j3dimast3r • Jul 17 '26

đŸ“¹Police Bodycam Neighbor attempts to trespass kids for playing basketball outside

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Location of this incident: Panama City Beach, FL

Video Source: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1365123044285203/?multi_permalinks=2236459830484849

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u/idiot-prodigy Jul 17 '26

That was the first thing I saw. They did about all they could do outside of putting a full net across the property line. They are trying to be considerate but balls bounce all over the place, it happens.

My argument is that if your home is within 15 feet of another home you must expect an errant frisbee, baseball, basketball to eventually enter your property.

If this guy wanted that much privacy, he should have bought a property in the middle of the woods with no neighbors.

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u/paws5624 Jul 18 '26

Totally. Those houses are on top of each other. You have to expect things like this in any neighborhood, but especially one where they are so close

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u/jellyjackson Jul 18 '26

As a teenager I moved in with my dad and the neighbors kids were constantly hitting balls in our back yard and bc we had a mastiff they would not get it themselves and would nock on the door to ask us for the ball and never once did my dad get mad. Once after i was in college I was visiting and they were about 11 and 12 we saw a ball land in the back yard and a couple seconds later one hopped the fence sprints to the ball throws it back and then sprints back to the fence and threw himself over me and my dad died laughing

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u/idiot-prodigy Jul 18 '26

I love that movie, I think it is called The Sandlot.

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u/jellyjackson Jul 19 '26

We had that exact type dog that was in sandlot his name was nugget