A rude and deranged woman in Kansas City, Kansas, found out that her actions have consequences when she got evicted from her apartment and even arrested. Among her alleged actions, the woman made a finger weapon gesture to one of her neighbors in what appears to be a threat, all caught on camera.
The clip of the hand gesture and the subsequent arrest was shared by TikTok user iimuniique (PecanPie). The Kansas woman in question is shown in ring camera footage forming her fingers into a weapon, pointing them at the neighbor’s camera, and “pulling the trigger” several times. She did that all while a little girl, potentially her daughter, was walking next to her.
The neighbor, who uploaded the clip, didn’t think much of it, potentially already used to the woman’s behavior. She said, laughing, “That was funny, that was random. I don’t know what that was about.”
And the neighbor was entitled to laugh, as she got the last one. She then showed the same woman getting arrested. While her face is censored, it is, in fact, the same woman, with the same little girl now watching her mother being handcuffed. According to PecanPie, on top of getting arrested, the woman got evicted and allegedly owed more than $6,000.
Woman Evicted, Peaceful Building
While it is unclear the reason for the woman’s arrest, making hand weapon gestures certainly doesn’t help your case. PecanPie, meanwhile, revealed that the building is now a peaceful place with the woman gone, adding that the “vibe has shifted.”
PecanPie even added Bible verses to her video. One of them reads, “Whoever digs a pit will fall into it” (Proverbs 28:27). If your neighbors quote scriptures when you are evicted, you are most definitely a terrible person.
Many users agreed with that statement, celebrating that the awful, finger-pointing lady was gone.
“The trash took itself out,” one user commented. Another one wrote, “Good riddance to bad rubbish.” A third one added, “That’s great they moved and acted fast, good place.”
Hopefully, the woman’s daughter will have a much better outcome than her mother’s.
