NYC man buries neighbor’s car in a mound of snow in act of ‘blizzard rage’
NY Post
Snow much hate!
A Queens man was caught on camera burying his neighbor’s car in a mountain of snow amid a long-simmering feud that boiled over during this week’s blizzard.
Paula Macias said the trouble began Sunday night when Macias and her husband were cleaning off their Nissan Rogue in early stages of the snowstorm, which dropped nearly 20 inches in Central Park, she told PIX11.
The couple’s dog, a Belgian Shephard, was barking at the time, which prompted the neighbor to hurl snow onto their vehicle, the report said.
The couple asked the man — who was shoveling off another resident’s driveway — to stop throwing snow at their car.
But he snapped, telling the duo to “shut the f—k up,” according to Macias.
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