999 note row mum is evicted
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A MUM who stuck an abusive note on an ambulance outside her house has been evicted.
Kirsty Shar man sparked outrage after leaving the offensive message for paramedics as they treated a sick neighbour.
Now the jobless 26-year-old has been thrown out of her house after terrorising “long-suffering” residents for 16 months.
She was branded the “ultimate neighbour from hell” after a court kicked her out.
Neighbours made 150 complaints about her after being plagued by her drunken behaviour, tirades of abuse, threats and constant noise. She was already subject to a restraining order for abusing next door neighbour Christine Heath and her husband Brian.
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The couple, who have lived in the street in Stoke-onTrent, Staffs, for 46 years, had food thrown at their door and were abused in the street. Retired soldier Brian, 66, said: “It’s great news to hear that she’s been evicted – I just hope that it actually results in her leaving. She is the ultimate neighbour from hell. We’ve been living in misery ever since she arrived.” Granting the eviction order at North Staffordshire Justice Centre, District Judge Timothy Boswell said: “There is an urgent need to address the behaviour that has been going on for months.” Sharman left the abusive message for paramedics while they treated her sick neighbour last month. She wrote: “Couldn’t give a s*** if the whole street collapsed. Now move your van from outside my house.” She was then arrested after verbally abusing paramedic Katie Tudor, who tweeted a picture of the note. A judge later branded Sharman “absolutely despicable” and ordered her to pay £285 in fines and costs. The Star Says: Page 8