Neighbours outraged by mystery woman’s disgusting act: ‘This is not the first time!'
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In a quiet neighbourhood where the most excitement usually comes from the local bingo night or the occasional garage sale, residents have been left in a state of shock and disgust.
A mystery woman has taken to defecating in the backyards of unsuspecting homeowners, leaving the community up in arms over her unsavoury actions.
The middle-aged woman's foul behaviour was exposed when an irate Sydney homeowner, fed up with finding human feces on their property, decided to take matters into their own hands.
After several unpleasant discoveries, the homeowner installed CCTV cameras to catch the perpetrator in the act.
The footage revealed the mystery woman in a most compromising position, with her pants down, committing the act that would earn her the notorious nickname.
The homeowner's frustration was palpable as they posted a notice on a tree outside their home, pleading with the phantom pooper to cease her activities.
‘ATTENTION LADY?!’ the notice read.
'Please stop pooping in my backyard! My grandchildren play there! It's disgusting! This is not the first time! I have cameras everywhere because of you! So please stop!'
The community's outrage was further fueled when another resident shared the notice on social media, drawing attention to the bizarre and disturbing situation.
'Rather strange poster on a tree,' the caption read.
Social media users were quick to condemn the mystery woman with one user humorously suggesting she was a 'runner' caught out by nature's call during her morning jog.
'This is super common, wake up first thing get on the sneakers off for a run halfway along nature calls, and you pull over for a strategy s*** and then on your way again,’ one said.
'I honestly understand it as a one-off but more than that, you have to look at yourself and think “seriously?”' a second wrote.
‘What the f*** is wrong with people?! Seriously!' another added.
'Or at least think to bring dog poo bags. It's not like they're expensive. Heck, some parks give them out for free!' a fourth added.
The incident has drawn comparisons to other notorious cases, such as the 'Paddington Pooper' of 2019, where PR maven Roxy Jacenko shared CCTV footage of a woman defecating outside her office.
Similarly, in 2020, a jogger was caught on camera using a community garden as a toilet in Melbourne, and another note was left in Marrickville, Sydney, begging a mystery defecator to stop their unsanitary behaviour.
In New South Wales, public defecation is considered offensive behaviour under the Summary Offences Act 1988, with penalties that can include a $500 fine or even criminal charges, depending on the circumstances.
However, a NSW Police spokeswoman stated they would not be commenting on 'phantom poopers'.
Have you ever encountered anything like this in your neighbourhood? How did you or your community respond? Share your experiences in the comments below.
A mystery woman has taken to defecating in the backyards of unsuspecting homeowners, leaving the community up in arms over her unsavoury actions.
The middle-aged woman's foul behaviour was exposed when an irate Sydney homeowner, fed up with finding human feces on their property, decided to take matters into their own hands.
After several unpleasant discoveries, the homeowner installed CCTV cameras to catch the perpetrator in the act.
This mystery woman has been shamed on social media after she was seen on camera defecating in a residential backyard. Credit: u/ziglush / Reddit
The footage revealed the mystery woman in a most compromising position, with her pants down, committing the act that would earn her the notorious nickname.
The homeowner's frustration was palpable as they posted a notice on a tree outside their home, pleading with the phantom pooper to cease her activities.
‘ATTENTION LADY?!’ the notice read.
'Please stop pooping in my backyard! My grandchildren play there! It's disgusting! This is not the first time! I have cameras everywhere because of you! So please stop!'
The community's outrage was further fueled when another resident shared the notice on social media, drawing attention to the bizarre and disturbing situation.
'Rather strange poster on a tree,' the caption read.
Social media users were quick to condemn the mystery woman with one user humorously suggesting she was a 'runner' caught out by nature's call during her morning jog.
'This is super common, wake up first thing get on the sneakers off for a run halfway along nature calls, and you pull over for a strategy s*** and then on your way again,’ one said.
'I honestly understand it as a one-off but more than that, you have to look at yourself and think “seriously?”' a second wrote.
‘What the f*** is wrong with people?! Seriously!' another added.
'Or at least think to bring dog poo bags. It's not like they're expensive. Heck, some parks give them out for free!' a fourth added.
The incident has drawn comparisons to other notorious cases, such as the 'Paddington Pooper' of 2019, where PR maven Roxy Jacenko shared CCTV footage of a woman defecating outside her office.
Similarly, in 2020, a jogger was caught on camera using a community garden as a toilet in Melbourne, and another note was left in Marrickville, Sydney, begging a mystery defecator to stop their unsanitary behaviour.
In New South Wales, public defecation is considered offensive behaviour under the Summary Offences Act 1988, with penalties that can include a $500 fine or even criminal charges, depending on the circumstances.
However, a NSW Police spokeswoman stated they would not be commenting on 'phantom poopers'.
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