Neighbour from hell tries to storm into next door house as he shouts 'fight like a man' over parking row

A furious homeowner attempted to storm into his next door neighbour's house while shouting "fight like a man" over a parking row.

Ashley Stephenson, from Hull, answered the rabid door-knocking when he was at home with his 14-year-old daughter on May 11.

The 41-year-old claimed that he left his car outside his neighbour's home for "less than 10 minutes" before receiving the hounding house call.

The father-of-one, however, insisted he left sufficient room for his neighbour to pull his vehicle out of the drive, adding he planned on moving his car once he had brought his shopping inside.

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Doorbell footage captured the shocking confrontation between the neighbours where Mr Stephenson shared a heated exchange with the neighbour.

The angry neighbour could be heard asking: "Why are you being a c**k? Just tell us now why are you being a c**k? You shouldn't be parked there whatsoever. It's a dropped kerb. You're not allowed to park there."

After being instructed to "go away", the neighbour answered: "Go away? F*****g go away? F*****g go away? Get yourself out here and fight like a man.

"You f*****g piece of s**t. I'm gonna put your car on the side now."

He bellowed at the closed door, telling Mr Stephenson to return and "fight like a man" after attempting to barge into his property.

Worried that the neighbour was attempting to attack him, Ashley contacted the police.

His daughter had also been shaken by the "appalling" confrontation between the two men over the men.

Mr Stephenson said: "I've always known that parking has been a bit of an issue there. I bought a Smart car because parking was that bad.

"Then on May 11, there wasn't anywhere to park. I'd just been out shopping so thought I'd park there to bring in my shopping.

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"I parked where the dropped kerb was [outside his house]. This is a public road.

"The car was there less than 10 minutes. I was planning on moving it. I parked so he could still get in and out if he needed to. I knew I wasn't blocking anything or causing any problems at all."

In the video, amid a series of furious exclamations, the neighbour brazenly asked: "Why you being a c**k parking in front of my yard?"

As he attempted to barge into Mr Stephenson's home, he could be heard shouting "f***ing piece of s**t' and "fiight like a man".

"Apart from me asking him to move his car one time, I've never had any dealings with him at all," Mr Stephenson explained

"He wanted to attack me. I had young kids in the house that were petrified. If I hadn't managed to get that door shut, he would've been in my house and he would've been assaulting me.

"It's petrified my daughter. She's been going around the house, checking the front door."

Humberside Police attended after reports at around 7.30pm on May 11 where a safe resolution was reached.

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