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A neighborhood feud in Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, England shows no signs of easing after Vic Moszczynski was acquitted of damaging his neighbors' properties.
| After 18 years enduring Moszczynski's over-the-top Christmas light displays, his neighbors were successful in restricting his decorating. Moszczynski was served with an injunction last year. |  (click to enlarge) |
His display could include no more than "four 7ft tall inflatable cartoon characters, eight 30-ft strips of rope lighting and two light moulds in the ground in his front garden", in addition to his lights. It was alleged that Moszczynski caused a total of £600 damage to 3 homes on the street in retaliation.
The Prosecutor's only evidence against Moszczynski was security videotape provided by one of the victims, Gordon Jones.
Ruth Paley, lawyer for Moszczynski, said "it was impossible to tell the ethnicity, height, build and age of the man in the video."
District Judge Terry English agreed.
Hope those are LED lights, Vic.
Tags: [Vic Moszczynski] [Gordon Jones] [Berkshire, England]
[Ruth Paley] [Terry English]
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2 comments:
I LOVE it!!! I really do, but I am so sure that I would want it next door to me.
That 7-foot Homer Simspon Santa is giving me nightmares.
Around here, we say, if we can't do a tasteful display, don't put up lights.....guess who hasn't had lights in a few years? LOL
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