A TikTok video posted by @ladyqueworld has drawn more than two million views after showing what the poster described as a neighbor connecting a hose to an outdoor spigot on their home. The clip opens on a black garden hose attached to a spigot on the side of a beige house with vinyl siding, near an ADT security sticker. The camera follows the hose across a brick walkway and lawn toward a neighboring property. In the footage, a woman in a grey T-shirt and red shorts is seen using the hose to water grass in the distance. The person filming, who identified as the homeowner, begins questioning her. The homeowner repeatedly asked why the woman would water grass from their house and their home. The woman stopped spraying and turned toward the camera. The homeowner stated that the woman was on camera and that they were calling the police and the homeowners association because they considered it theft. The homeowner walked closer and pointed out that the hose was hooked up to their home. They said they had previously called about people being on the property and that someone had given them attitude about not being on the property, but the hose remained connected to their home. Police arrive in follow-up video as dispute continues The homeowner asked, “Are you gonna pay my water bill?” The woman replied, “I can pay your water bill.” The homeowner responded, “You’re going to have to because I’m going to call the police,” and the woman said, “Okay.” The woman then walked back and disconnected the hose while the homeowner continued filming and said, “Her hose is up to my home.” The video ends with the woman walking away with the hose and the homeowner showing the disconnected spigot. @ladyqueworld later posted a Part 2 video on TikTok with on-screen text reading “PART TWO OF NEIGHBOR STEALING MY WATER.” The caption stated that viewers who thought Part 1 was crazy should know the story was far from over and that Part 3 was coming. The account urged people to follow for the update and to check the page for Part 1 if they had missed it. The Part 2 clip contains no speech. It shows a female police officer in a black uniform marked “POLICE” who arrived in a dark grey patrol SUV labeled “CITY OF MCDONOUGH POLICE” in a suburban driveway in McDonough, Georgia. The officer speaks and gestures with the neighbor, who is wearing a grey t-shirt and standing beside a silver vehicle outside a residence. The conversation is still underway when the clip ends. According to the video description, the patrol vehicle pulled up along the residential street past a parked vehicle and leafy lawn before the camera cut to the officer speaking with the woman. The account has not posted Part 3 as of the time of this report. Property disputes between neighbors come up often, such as a case of a neighbor driving on someone’s lawn. Under Georgia law, criminal trespass can include knowingly entering or remaining on someone else’s property after being told not to, or intentionally interfering with another person’s use of their property without permission, according to Justia. The homeowner said in the video that they had already raised issues about people being on the property before. Whether any specific charge would apply here would depend on the full details and evidence. Many viewers focused on the idea of the neighbor using someone else’s water. One person questioned why the woman would not simply use her own water instead. Another commenter said they had dealt with the exact same situation at their own home. Similar cases have surfaced online, including one where a homeowner suspected a neighbor of siphoning water. Several people wanted to know what happened next with authorities. One viewer wrote, “Please tell me you called the police.” Another pointed out that the woman appeared to keep watering even while the conversation was happening. A different commenter urged, “Imagine how long she’s been doing it!!! Press charges!!” One person also warned, “Don’t accept no payment- that’s considered you settling.”