Our neighbor left a note on our car: “One car per house!” We ignored it, but days later, our cars were towed. She stood there, smirking.

Me: “You owe us $25,000 now.”

Her: “What?!”

Me: “That’s a federal government vehicle. You’re liable for every unauthorized tow.”

Her smugness faded to panic. The tow company, realizing their error, returned the cars. She faced federal investigators for fraud and harassment after falsely claiming authority. Other neighbors revealed similar towing incidents, exposing her petty crusade.

At the HOA meeting, the chairperson condemned her actions. She faced lawsuits from three families and federal penalties. Soon, a moving truck arrived—she left, defeated.

In court, the tow company and neighbors testified against her. The judge ordered $75,000 in restitution and six months of community service. Her arrogance crumbled.

Now, the neighborhood is free of her tyranny. Justice, it seems, always finds its spot.