A neighbor feud turns nasty when the woman next door takes a hammer to an Illinois family's security camera. Neighbors are aghast at the sight of two men taking swings at each other with machetes. And an Atlanta woman accuses a delivery driver of stealing her necklace.

In Georgia, a parent slaps the school bus driver after the driver refuses to let her kids off the bus. A horrified woman returns to her parked car to find that a neighbor has covered it in steaming dog poop. And uproar erupts at the weigh-in of an Ohio fishing tournament when the prize-winning anglers are accused of stuffing their catch with weights.

A muscle man's meltdown outside a Southern California gym tests the friendship of two neighbors. A Chicago woman confronts an 11-year-old neighbor who she believes has a gun. And a woman in San Antonio tries desperately to prevent dogs from being abandoned in her neighborhood.

A very public breakup plays out in front of all the neighbors at a Florida apartment complex. Neighbors in upstate New York bicker over temporary snow fencing. And a mail courier in Houston stands his ground in a street fight.

A teenager in Washington is harangued by a neighbor when he cuts across the man's lawn. Two women get into a sidewalk standoff in North Carolina when neither will move out of each other's way. And a man defends his neighborhood by fending off suspected car thieves dressed only in his underwear.

A Utah woman and her neighbor argue over the building's heating. A Brooklyn landlord's boyfriend breaks through a tenant's door with an ax. And neighbors in rural Nebraska squabble over the property line dividing their homes.

When a skateboarder dodges a young child playing in a Louisiana skate park, he takes out his frustrations on the kid's parents. A neighborhood firework display causes sparks to fly between two neighbors in Orlando. And in Minnesota after a snowstorm, a neighbor accuses a woman of blocking the walkway with her car.

An Illinois man accuses his neighbor of putting garbage in their shared apartment hallway. In Texas, neighbors scuffle apparently over the best spots to view a Fourth of July parade. And in Jacksonville, Florida, a brave sheriff's officer--who can't swim--charges into a lake after a drowning toddler.

A child drops a candy wrapper outside a home in Tennessee, a neighbor's reaction leads to heated words; hundreds of teenagers party in an Arizona garage; in Alabama, a woman is upset by trash outside her apartment complex.

Accusations fly in a California neighborhood when pickleball equipment goes missing; neighbors in New York City throw eggs at a man for his extreme views; a homeowner wades through his options as his apartment slowly fills with water.