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Is this considered disturbing the peace?
I was playing in my backyard with a basketball and was not shouting or anything of the sort and the neighbor comes out saying if I continue she is gonna call the cops cause of the noise curfew. I was making no noise other than the bouncing of the ball which I could not have quieted down which was apparently keeping her up, not to mention she was yelling at me pretty loud. Who is in the wrong here?
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- Sassy6galLv 59 years agoFavorite Answer
It is 'disturbing the peace' however if the police show up they will give you a warning - then if they have to come out again you will be given a ticket - probably your neighbor is a *****, but be careful :)
- 9 years ago
Well, if you're making noise past the curfew time it's understandable that she would be upset. But I don't think it's something that you can get arrested for. If anything just ticketed.
- Anonymous4 years ago
no, you're thoroughly precise the teen has to get use to drowsing by ability of himself and its organic and organic for toddlers to cry and regardless there is not any regulation or rule that prohibits or can get you in hassle because of the fact your infant is crying. from the sounds of it your a competent mom cuz in case you wreck the newborn he will finally finally end up drowsing in between u and ur husband for a protracted term an then he would be a strategies extra valuable stable than known.