NYC man buries neighbor’s car in a mound of snow in act of ‘blizzard rage’

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Snow much hate!

A Queens man was caught on camera burying his neighbor’s car in a mountain of snow amid a long-simmering feud that boiled over during this week’s blizzard.

Paula Macias said the trouble began Sunday night when Macias and her husband were cleaning off their Nissan Rogue in early stages of the blizzard, which dropped nearly 20 inches in Central Park, she told PIX11. 

The couple’s dog, a Belgian Shephard, was barking at the time, which prompted the neighbor to hurl snow onto their vehicle, the report said.

A person shoveling snow, burying a neighbor's car, in a snowy neighborhood.The neighbor was caught on camera, piling snow onto Paula Macias’ vehicle in the aftermath of the recent blizzard in NYC. Facebook/Paula Macias

The couple asked the man — who was shoveling snow off another resident’s driveway — to stop throwing snow at their car, to which he replied, “shut the f—k up,” according to Macias.

The next morning, the couple found their red SUV completely covered in a mound of snow, which took over two hours to dig-out, the outlet reported.

Fellow neighbors on the street told Macias they had witnessed and filmed the foul-mouthed local shoveling snow onto the vehicle early Monday morning.

Frustrated and fed up, Macias took to Facebook and posted a video of the mischief which has now gone viral — being viewed almost 450,000 times on some platforms.

One commenter dubbed the antics “blizzard rage.”

Macias — who has lived in the neighborhood for over 16 years — claims the snow-shoveling troublemaker has “hated” her family, including her dog, since the moment he moved in.

“I think that’s vandalism, I feel it’s harassment at this point,” Macias fumed to PIX11, “because it was purposely done to my car, out of hate.”

The snow-shoveling neighbor admitted to the outlet that he had buried his neighbor’s car in snow — but called it a petty dispute, in which he’d done nothing wrong.

A red car buried under a large mound of snow on a city street.It took Paula Macias two hours to dig-out her vehicle that was covered in snow. Facebook/Paula Macias

Trouble between the neighbors has been brewing for a while, with the neighbor complaining about Macias’ dog and other issues since last summer, according to PIX 11.

Macias claims the snow-shoveler has harassed her family for over a year.

She said she’s tried desperately to communicate politely with him, but he is “disrespectful and foul-mouthed” and “always responds by screaming at us and cursing,” according to her Facebook post. 

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