A man has been found guilty of conducting a "series of little acts" which caused harassment to his next-door neighbour. Alexander Edwards' campaign of harassment included cutting a hole in his neighbour's hedge to get a better view of the mountains from his bedroom window.
Edwards also shone a torch at his neighbours CCTV camera, sang rap music and provoked dogs into barking late at night. Ian Cox, the victim of Edwards' harassment complained to the council and on Wednesday March 30 Edwards' confessed to the wrongdoings.
A judge at Llandudno Magistrates Court ordered Edwards to 80 hours of unpaid work. The court heard that it was Edwards' mother Jane who started the row with neighbour Mr Cox and when Edwards' came to live with her in Pengarth, Conway, in Wales he became involved in that row, reports North Wales Live.
