[narrator] In affluent neighborhoods, status is everything.
Hey, there, Belinda.
Nice to meet you.
My parents dreamed to just be able to retire in a beautiful home.
[narrator] But what happens, when a neighbor looks to ruin your reputation?
Hey!
She was talking about us.
[overlapping shouting]
It was very, very volatile between these two families.
Drive carefully, peasant!
It got that petty.
[narrator] And even worse...
attempts to take your home.
-There will be consequences. -Is that a threat?
[sirens wailing]
[man] The Haggerty's American dream
became a nightmare once the Tuckers came into their world.
Drop your weapons!
I'll kill this bitch!
[gunshots]
[woman] We just moved.
-[yelling] -[loud thud]
[man] I know what you did.
[gunshot]
[woman] Stay out of my neighborhood!
[man] Stay away from my block!
What about now?
-[sirens wailing] -[woman screaming]
[gunshot]
[narrator] The city of Lancaster
is a shining beacon in the Lone Star State.
It's a beautiful community.
Beautiful area of Southern Dalla.
[narrator] It's a place full of hardworking professionals,
who care for their neighborhoods.
And within Lancaster,
is nestled the Pleasant Run Estates.
[Harris] It's an affluent community.
Most of the homeowners are business owners, professionals.
[narrator] For Belinda Tucker, and her husband, Anthony,
a former manufacturing supervisor,
their residence here is heaven on earth.
Here you go, babes.
My husband got to retire.
Because the company moved,
so they just bought him out.
[Taffeta] My parents, they were very hard-working.
Very successful.
They dreamed of being in a beautiful home,
to just be able to retire.
You know what, let's do breakfast after coffees.
Sounds good to me.
Our home was absolutely fabulous.
And it, vastly, became known as Tucker Lot.
[narrator] Life couldn't be better for the young retirees.
They settle into new routines, quickly.
[narrator] And the Tuckers aren't the only couple new to the community.
Ken and Sharita Haggerty. Beautiful couple, man.
They are hard-working, simple people.
[narrator] Ken, an entrepreneur,
has worked hard to achieve his dream
of owning his own home.
Ken Haggerty, he's one of the most humble people.
He's a self-made man.
Master electrician. Has his own electrician company.
His name and reputation is very good
here, in Texas, period.
[narrator] Sherita organizes charity events.
through their local church.
Ken and Sherita have been pillars of their community.
[narrator] The Tucker and Haggerty couples haven't met yet.
But Belinda and Sherita soon cross paths
when they both joined a local ladies' walking group.
You know what? You should meet the new girl.
Belinda.
I was a social butterfly.
I would go walking with some of the ladies in the community.
Meet Sherita. She's also new in the neighborhood.
Hey, there, Belinda.
Oh, nice to meet you.
How are you liking Pleasant Run?
I love it.
Everyone's so nice here.
And my mom just can make friends very easily.
[narrator] The two women seemed to hit it off.
And when the bonding begins,
so does the gossip.
But I've gotta say there is this one place--
-No. -Oh. No? Go on.
A little neighborly gossip never hurts anybody.
And then she's got calling them,
"Those people got money. They do this, and they do that."
There's this one place across the street from us.
Gotta say, it's a bit gaudy.
Hello, ladies. Come on.
The decorations are a bit much.
Landscaping's over the top.
-Total eyesore. -[chuckles]
Oh, honey, I know the type.
Bad decor can really ruin the view.
You said it, sister.
And the curtains? [scoffs]
Huh. Some people just have the worst taste.
[narrator] It seems the two women will become fast friends.
But good first impressions don't always last.
Go to work, peasant.
Is that a threat?
[gunshot]
Anyway, this is me. Very nice meeting you, Belinda.
-She's so nice. -Yeah, she is.
-All right, this is me. -All right, take care.
-Bye. -See you.
[narrator] When the new companions end their walk,
they discover that they live right across the street from each other.
"That's my house." Your mouth just drop open.
I was like, "Oh, my gosh."
[narrator] Sherita Haggerty has been badmouthing Tucker's Lot
right to Belinda's face.
I'm like, "Who are these people?"
I knew right away, these are not the kind of people
that I want to be friends with.
[Anthony] Hey, hon. How was your walk?
I met one of the new neighbors from across the street.
She insulted our home.
Called it gaudy.
[Belinda] I liked to decorate.
And maybe that's something that Sherita hadn't seen before...
Come on, babe. Maybe there's some sort of misunderstanding.
No, baby. She was talking about us.
Look at me!
Tucker's Lot. About us!
It would seem people are talking about you
right across the street from you.
[narrator] Sherita returns home,
and confesses her social faux pas to husband, Ken.
I made a big mistake. I cannot believe I did this.
What do you mean?
I was badmouthing the decor across the street
to the woman who owned the house.
Okay.
Next time you see her,
ask for forgiveness.
[narrator] But Belinda is not in a forgiving mood.
She contends her home is the crown jewel of the neighborhood.
Honey, look at the place.
It's a model home.
The Tuckers did have a very beautiful home.
It was a luxury home to me.
Why don't we have a coffee and try to forget about it?
Haggerty's. More like hags!
I'mma call 'em corner hags.
-Hags! -It's like...
Everything the hags saw in me and my husband,
was missing in them.
The Haggerty's wouldn't know taste if it in bit 'em in the butt.
Instead of admiration, it created serious problems.
[narrator] Time goes on.
And the Tuckers and Haggertys keep each other at a distance.
Putting her personal hurt aside,
Belinda Tucker looks to revive the Homeowners' Association,
in Pleasant Run Estates,
for the purpose of raising community beauty standards up to her own.
[Belinda] There were no playgrounds.
There was no beautification projects.
There was absolutely nothing.
"Let's fix it."
[narrator] A Homeowners' Association or HOA
is an entity that governs standards for groups of homes,
such as suburban neighborhoods.
HOA set what the perimeters are, what the rules are.
The HOA makes sure that someone in the neighborhood
is not bringing people's property value down.
[narrator] And it can also punish those who violate its regulations.
You got three weeds in your flowed bed. That' a fine.
You didn't cut your grass this week. That's a fine.
You know, I mean, it could be anything.
[narrator] A robust HOA means everything to Belinda.
And she knows the perfect candidate to lead it.
My husband decided that yeah, he would run.
The community had the election.
My husband was elected president.
I think the end goal for Belinda and Anthony
was to make the community better.
To bring everyone together.
[narrator] Yet, not everyone in Pleasant Run Estates
is aware of the HOA revival.
There's an invoice here from a Homeowners' Association.
Must be a clerical error.
The HOA disbanded a while ago, remember?
[Criss] When Belinda and Anthony started sending out
the notices for the HOa and the fees,
there was a lot of confusion.
[narrator] HOA invoices demand money from residents
to fund its many projects.
Neglecting payments ha consequences.
So, what do you want us to do with it?
Just ignore it, honey.
Okay.
[sighs]
[Ken] Heavenly Father, we praise you and thank you.
Thank you for this meal that...
[narrator] When Belinda and Sherita next meet,
Sherita attempts to make peace.
Belinda. I am so sorry about what I said before.
Your home is beautiful.
Let's just put this whole thing behind us.
Oh, thank the Lord.
I've been a mess about what I've done.
[Belinda] I was talking to Sherita.
And we have a good time.
Hey, did you receive an invoice from the HOA recently?
Oh. Oh, yes. Anthony is the president of the HOA.
What?
Then she wanted to talk about the HOA.
There was never a notice to revive the HOA.
Oh. Well, there was an election.
Maybe you missed the notice?
We didn't miss anything.
This doesn't feel right, Belinda.
I mean, the HOA is here to stay
so, you have to pay.
[scoffs]
[narrator] Sherita's attempt to smooth things over with Belinda, has failed.
[Belinda] The HOA was the Empress Despot.
The whole...everything.
Hey, honey. How was your walk?
Belinda said that the HOA is back
and that we have to pay the invoices.
People don't understand the power that HOAs have
over what they can do if you don't pay those fees.
That's ridiculous.
HOAs putting liens on your home,
and potentially taking your homes.
We didn't agree to any of this.
I know!
[narrator] Battle lines are being drawn at Pleasant Run Estates.
[Harris] The Haggertys' American dream
became a nightmare once the Tuckers came into their world.
[narrator] And these neighbors must prepare for war.
If you're gonna compete with me,
then I'll step my game up. You know?
[yelling]
[Belinda] The Haggertys weren't paying HOA invoices,
along with several others.
Everybody was non-compliant.
There were several notices sent out.
All kind of friendly reminders.
[narrator] After months of some neighbors ignoring the HOAs demands...
[knock on door]
Belinda decides to confront them face to face.
Hi. How are you folks doing today?
Hello, Belinda. We're doing very well, thank you.
What can we do for you?
You need to pay your HOA fees.
Listen, Belinda. The HOA was disbanded.
And we didn't vote to have it reinstated.
I'm trying to explain to people
that are committed to misunderstanding.
But we'll prefer to have everybody resolve their payments
the best way they can.
And with Anthony being the president of the HOA,
we can work with you on that.
We don't feel the need to pay these invoices,
especially since we didn't vote in the matter.
Well, you'll have to pay or there'll be consequences.
-Is that a threat? -[sighs]
Get off our property.
We're not paying one red cent.
I think everyone tries to respect your neighbor.
But they never thought that it would escalate to something like it did.
Belinda the the type that likes to prove herself to people.
If somebody did look at her in a negative light,
she would wanna know why.
[narrator] The Haggertys believe they are being extorted
and defrauded by the revived HOA.
Before going into battle with Belinda,
they seek to recruit others in the neighborhood to their side.
The Haggertys were, probably, one of the biggest voices against the HOA.
These invoices just keep piling up.
Ours too. But we shouldn't give in to their demands.
Ken and Sherita, their neighbors were leaning on them for help.
Because they were leading the fight against the Tuckers.
We need to for a united front.
Yeah, we didn't agree to this.
And even if we did, we wouldn't have voted.
[Sherita] You're right. This is ridiculous. You're right.
I'm gonna go over there and talk to her. This has gone too far.
[Harris] When you are in control of these HOAs,
having power over that community,
and potentially taking these people's homes.
This was a huge concern that the Haggertys had.
Hello, Sherita.
Belinda, please stop sending the neighborhood these invoices.
I don't understand what the problem is.
Do you not want you neighborhood, your home, to look beautiful?
-Belinda... -I just have everyone's best interest in mind.
Do you wanna live in an ugly neighborhood?
You're wasting your time.
Stop sending these invoices.
[narrator] Convinced, the revived HOA is a sham,
the Haggertys search for evidence
to conclusively prove their position.
Ken, come take a look at this.
Pleasant Run Estates doesn't even have and HOA listed on the city's website.
Unbelievable.
[Harris] Once Ken and Sherita did investigate,
they felt that this was fraud.
It's a fact that the Homeowners' Association was discontinued.
[narrator] During their investigation,
the Haggertys also discovered that the neighborhood
already pay service fees to a city-run organization.
We pay into a PID.
[narrator] A Public Improvement District.
Known and a P-I-D or PID.
covers much of the same ground as an HOA.
But is administered by the city.
If you pay your mortgage, you automatically pay into the PID.
If you wanted to build a park
or if you wanted streetlights,
or speedbumps in the neighborhood,
those are the type of things that a PID is for.
The HOA is charging us fees we've already paid.
This is crazy.
[narrator] But the biggest bomb is yet to drop.
[scoffs] Guess who owns the company managing the HOAs financials?
Belinda.
I had a management company. And it was easy.
When it got time to manage Pleasant Run Estates,
my husband had to recuse himself. He couldn't vote.
You know, to have my company to run it.
But the other board members could.
And they did.
I was managing the community.
That fraud.
When they found out that it was my management company,
then they started saying it was fraudulent.
We have to tell everybody.
[Harris] Why is the Homeowners' Association President's wife
issuing all these fees, making money off of him?
Being the president of the association,
they felt they were being extorted.
[narrator] Allegations spread like wildfire around the neighborhood.
-I'm not paying either. It's crazy. -Completely crazy.
Haggertys, yeah. They did definitely lead the charge.
It was all turned around on her.
As if she was trying to steal and take from people.
When, in actuality, she is trying to give back
to everyone, as a whole.
It caused a big stir.
Fraud!
There had already been so many lies
about me and my husband,
in the community.
Saying that I'm a crook and all of that... You know, it hurt.
Hags.
[narrator] Tempers flare when Ken Haggerty violates
the city's street parking ordnances.
[Anthony] Oh, you know he's gonna say something.
[Harris] Starts out with his electrical truck being in the neighborhood.
Call at the police.
Hello. Yes, I'd like to report a neighbor.
Well, they weighed the truck.
Sorry. It's way overweight.
The police were trying to explain to him
that it weighed too much to be parked there.
Over weight? What is God's name--
Move it in two days or it's getting towed.
When you work all day, like Ken works all day,
and you have your business, you can get a little frustrated.
What the records will show is that he moved the truck.
Just like the police asked him to.
[narrator] But Belinda claims Ken escalated the situation
to a whole new level.
You screwing with my truck?
It violates HOA codes. My hands are tied.
Being asked to remove it, I think, it maybe
irritated him.
He didn't want to have to live by the rules
of the community.
Keep screwing with my truck, and we're gonna have a problem.
Bitch.
[Belinda] He looks at us, and he yelled obscenities.
"You a bitch. You a bitch. You gonna have problems."
I see you outside again,
I'll send you to hell.
Just give-- Belligerent, he did say
that he was gonna send me to hell.
I'mma send you to hell. You hear that?
I'll send you to hell!
Mr. Haggerty, I believe, did not make those types of threats
to her, or Mr. Tucker.
[Harris] It was just, you know, silly harassment.
The Tuckers, the Haggertys, harassing each other.
It's tensious.
They didn't want to keep going back and forth with the neighbors.
[narrator] According to Belinda,
Ken steps up his harassment against her.
-Hey, Belinda! -I'm gonna call you back.
If my truck is overweight,
then your fat ass needs to get off the street too.
[narrator] Whenever insults fly, Belinda Tucker is quick to pull out her phone
and record the Haggertys.
Fatty Fatass!
fatty Fatass!
If he see me walking, he would stand out, on the corner,
and call me fatas-- "Look at you, with that fat ass."
So I'm like, "Why are you looking at my ass, first of all?"
Fatass!
Mr. Haggerty avidly denied saying that.
[Anthony] What is he yelling about now?
[narrator] Either way, the spectacle at Pleasant Run Estates
keeps escalating.
[loud gospel music playing]
Hallelujah!
Whoo!
He started blasting gospel music, like--
It's not even, like, up-to-date.
I understand if you wanna play music
but why do we hear it way over here?
That, even, was harassment.
[narrator] On other occasions,
the Haggertys are the ones making noise complaints.
Cheers.
-To another beautiful-- -[engine revving]
Whoo!
Listen to that kitty purr.
[Harris] The motorcycle incident.
The Haggertys feeling that the Tuckers are, purposefully,
trying to antagonize their evening
by revving this motorcycle.
This is a beautiful machine.
Come on, this thing is meant to be heard.
[engine revving]
Motorcycles are designed to be loud
so that they can be seen.
[Harris] It was just tit-for-tat.
You're gonna complain about my noise,
I'm gonna complain about your noise.
[narrator] Each family riles up the other, any chance they get.
[Harris] You gotta understand, these people live adjacent to each other.
Two huge homes that are right across each other.
Ken Haggerty stood up to her liendom, she didn't like that.
[narrator] Yet, Belinda is mostly now focused
on her next grand ambition.
I decided to run for mayor for the city of Lancaster.
[Criss] We handed out flyers.
Telling everything that she wanted to do in the city.
[knock on door]
Hi, there. I'm running for mayor.
And I wondered if I can put a sign on your lawn.
Why do I keep getting these invoices?
[Harris] She tormented them.
She was raising the community.
Other members of that community
felt that she was trying to take their property.
Well, you have to pay your dues, sir, or there'll be consequences.
They legally owed and didn't want to pay.
[Criss] Some people didn't wanna pay.
I believe that divided the community, as well.
More people were siding with the Haggertys than the Tuckers.
[Belinda] I ran my campaign on
Honesty, Integrity and Transparency.
[narrator] Not everyone is convinced of Belinda's good intentions.
The campaign really didn't go very well.
[thunder rumbling]
[Belinda] My signs were being vandalized.
My voice was being silenced.
A lot of people were saying, "Well, it was just the wind."
You could believe that
if the candidate's, next to her sign,
was damaged as well.
But it was literally only her signs.
[narrator] And her signs aren't the only targets of destruction.
Look what I just got in the mail.
I was like, "Hey, do you know this is going around?"
[Belinda] There were mailers that were going out,
about me and my husband,
trying to say we were criminals.
Stealing from out neighbors and all of these with the HOA fee.
Just horrible, horrible things.
Do you have any idea who could have written these?
[thunder rumbling]
[Criss] She thinks that it did come from people in her neighborhood.
Because of everything that was going on.
We have people in the background,
working to just damage and sabotage
not just me and my run for mayor.
They wanted to set an ulterior
defining description of who the Tuckers were.
[narrator] Vicious libel soon gives away to potential violence.
I work on a project with a friend of mine.
--How about tomorrow? -Yeah, we can do it in the morning.
[yelling]
We could see a light shining.
You had those lights on weapons
that it could have been a gun.
[both whimpering]
Babe, what's wrong?
Get down! They've got a gun on us.
[Belinda] I'm telling Anthony what's going on,
the light hits him.
[dialing 911]
Please, hurry up! Please come!
[narrator] Belinda calls the police, who race to the scene.
She immediately point out her neighbor.
But Ken Haggerty denies any involvement.
The Tuckers made allegations about Ken trying to beam into their home.
There we so many allegations over the years.
[Belinda] The police is telling me,
"It's not illegal to shine a light.
"He's just being childish. Just ignore it."
Officer, arrest him. That's harassment.
Sorry, ma'am.
[Belinda] I'm listening to them. I'm like, "Wow."
So, that's not harassment
The police would not address it or even investigate
or do anything about it.
[narrator] Authorities explain that without evidence,
there's nothing they can do.
So, Anthony decides to take matters into his own hands.
There were concerns
that Anthony was known to carry a firearm.
Here in Texas, he is well within his right to do that.
[narrator] The Tuckers even take measures one step further.
Make sure it's facing this tree.
We installed cameras around our home.
I know for a fact that the Tuckers had cameras on the Haggertys' home.
What is he up to now?
Of course, everything we did, they did.
Once we installed cameras, they installed cameras as well.
[narrator] Belinda's security cameras
soon captured blood boiling infractions.
[phone chimes]
[Belinda] I believe, Ken Haggerty's friend
parked his big truck in front of our home.
If he wanted to go visit across the street,
park your truck across the street.
[Harris] I think the Tuckers were seriously upset
that they were parking on their side of the street.
You're harassing us is what you're doing.
[narrator] Belinda concocts a plan.
So, I take the car.
I park in front of it, as close as I could get,
without hitting it.
If you hit my car, it's gonna be a whole different issue.
[camera clicks]
hello, officer.
Yes, I'd like to report a car parked in front of my house.
Then I did call the police.
That's who crazy things got between these two people.
To the extent where, if the Hagerty company needed to park
on the other side, like neighbors commonly do, you know,
she'd report that to the police.
I don't have to go to work in the morning. You do.
Let's see you get out of here without hitting my car.
I'm not moving my cars.
It got that petty.
[Belinda] I left it like that
and went to my sister-in-law's house.
[narrator] When Belinda returns home,
she learns that not everyone wants to participate in her games.
The truck was gone and my car is damaged.
Hags!
[narrator] The Tucker and Haggerty families find any excuse
to antagonize each other...
I'm gonna report your ass!
...and things are heating up. fast.
It was very, very alto between these two families.
I'll see you in court!
[Harris] Whether it was the Haggertys complaining on the Tuckers
or the Tuckers complaining on the Haggertys,
they had years and years of each of them calling the police,
You need to stop parking your truck on the street.
You need to stop harassing us.
And I think the police were getting fed up with them.
They were out there so much.
[overlapping shouting]
[Belinda] Officer, they're the villains here.
They were out there all the time.
Both these families had the police on speed dial.
-You're a fraud. -I'm a fraud?
[Harris] Each of the families were trying to get law enforcement
to support their position
that the other person was the harasser.
[overlapping shouting]
The police started referring to us
ads the Hatfields and the McCoys.
And that hurt.
[narrator] As the feud continues,
Belinda loses her bid for mayor.
I should have won. I should have won!
[narrator] To make matters worse,
some Pleasant Run residents launched a legal action
against the Tuckers.
[Harris] Oh, years and years of the Tuckers going to court, fighting
on whether or not this was a legitimate HOA.
[Belinda] As time progresses, we want to resolve this.
But it could result in liens being placed on your property,
if you don't pay.
[Harris] According to the people in that community,
they would fraudulently extort them
and place liens on their homes.
Which placed many other people in the community
appear that they could potentially lose their homes.
[narrator] Still, the nexus of most of the ire
remains between the Tuckers and the Haggertys.
Bottom line is, Ken's worked his butt off all his life
to build a business and get a home.
Now you got somebody threatening to take his home.
He took that very, very serious.
[narrator] Anthony Tucker is determined to protect
his property, and wife at all costs.
As far as this little battle that they had going on,
tension really hadn't died down.
[narrator] The neighbors eventually moved their war
from the street to the courthouse.
We filed that we wanted a protective order
to keep them away from us
because now we know it is that serious
We went to civil court.
We let 'em know what was going on.
Combined, it was 92 claims.
[Harris] Almost every Justice of the Peace,
Judge Nash, Judge Jones, Judge Campbell,
they were all familiar with the Tuckers and Haggertys.
The tension is building year after year.
Court hearing after court hearing.
[Belinda] It's been so much going back and forth,
nothing ever panned out. Nothing.
But we did not prevail in getting that protective order.
Nice try trying to get the courts to kick us out.
Drive carefully, peasant.
[Harris] A judge would be reluctant to grant a protective order.
He's basically telling one of the parties, "If I grant this order,
"the other party's gonna have to move."
[narrator] The bad blood between the Tuckers and Haggertys
has reached its tipping point.
This had better not be another invoice.
[narrator] And the unpaid HOA dues
pushed Belinda to play her ultimate card.
It got to that point where liens had to be placed.
Wait, Ken. Look at this.
We have to pay $1,400?
Or this crazy woman will take our home?
What are we gonna do?
You pay your mortgage, you pay your home off,
and she's constantly threatening,
"I'm gonna take your property."
[Belinda] After they put a lien on your house,
the Association can rightfully come and take the property.
There's a cumulation involved though.
The wild threats in the past.
Ken took her at her word.
He believed that she was trying to take his home.
That's what led him to the point
where he felt he had to do something to defend his property.
And to defend his family.
[siren blaring]
Drop your weapons!
It was a very, very chaotic, crazy-crazy Sunday morning
that should not have ever, ever happened in Lancaster, Texas.
You have to tell me that new recipe.
-It's so easy. -Oh, it taste, like, so good!
[narrator] Belinda and her friend
are heading out to run errands.
But Ken Haggerty has other plans.
Ken firmly believed that she was trying to take his property,
and going to harm his family in doing so.
[Belinda] I smiled at him.
And that set him off.
I was attacked. I was ambushed.
In the middle of the street.
I had my phone in my hand,
'cause we just think he's crazy.
[friend] He has a gun!
[Belinda] When she said that I stopped the phone.
-[Ken] You put a lien on my home? -[women screaming]
Please don't!
-Don't shoot! Don't shoot! -[screaming]
[engine revving]
Ken approached the car, and then hears the car revving...
That car's a deadly weapon.
And if he felt that she was gonna run over him,
then he's entitled to defend himself.
-[women screaming] -[gunshots]
[Anthony] Hey!
You killed my wife!
Stop shooting or I'll kill her!
[grunts]
I'll kill this bitch!
Ken only has five shots,
so he's pinned on the side of that car.
[siren blaring]
Drop your weapons!
Hands up!
[Harris] Police could have easily have killed both these guys.
So, Lancaster Police did an exceptional job
of containing, you know, this incident.
This could have been way uglier.
[narrator] After subduing the shooter,
EMTs quickly attend to Belinda's injuries.
[Belinda] I got shot twice in my head.
I've lost fingers. I got shot in my arm.
How mad must you have been
that a simple smile would reduce you to commit murder?
I am being loaded into the back of an ambulance.
And I can see them walking my husband in handcuffs.
[narrator] Anthony Tucker faces no charges.
Ken Haggerty doesn't get off so easily.
[Belinda] They charge, you know, Haggerty,
with aggravated assault instead of attempted murder.
That's attempted murder all day.
He was given $100,000 bail.
he was out the very next day.
The day after the shooting, Belinda comes home from the hospital.
No-one actually got shot in the head. It was, like, abrasions.
I'm not minimizing, but I'm just saying.
There were abrasions to her head.
[narrator] Ken may be the only one held responsible for the shooting.
but the Tuckers don't get away scot-free.
[Harris] The Tuckers end up getting charged
where the allegation is that she defrauded another gentleman
out of his homes.
He had accumulated a little over million dollars' worth of rental properties.
And miraculously,
those properties end up being transferred
to Ms. Tucker.
With documents that she notarized herself, according to record.
Now you got someone who actually had their property stolen,
the same fear that Mr. Haggerty had.
We've been telling you for a year.
that she was involved in this type of activity.
I don't even have a problem being under investigation
if you want to investigate me.
Open arms, investigate me.
[narrator] Based on all these circumstances,
the courts are merciful with Ken Haggerty.
[Harris] For anyone who says, "Wow, how did he only get probation?"
I do believe that he acted in self defense.
Defense of his property and defense of his family.
Given the totality of all the torment, year after year.
[narrator] During the investigation against Belinda and Anthony,
they move away from their beloved Tucker's Lot.
[Harris] It's kinda crazy that now,
the Tuckers are no longer in their home.
You know, but the Haggerty's are there.
Belinda, having to face the possibility of going to prison,
because of all the charges that she has on her.
I didn't wanna sell my home. I loved my home.
But I love my husband and it was killing him
to have to live across the street
from the man that tried to kill his wife.
[sobbing]
[narrator] Ken and Sherita Haggerty
are eager to leave this terrible episode of their life, behind.
I believe that Ken will be successful on the probation that he has
and show everyone that not only has he paid his debt to society
but that this particular incident that happened
was an anomaly.
[narrator] In 2022,
Anthony Tucker passes away in his sleep.
The stress of it all, it weighed very heavy.
and I think that it killed him.
I can't say that for sure.
But I think it does play a role in it.
[Belinda] He was a legend in love
and he lived well.
And he died well.
Because he was so peaceful.
[narrator] Belinda denies all claims against her,
but they have yet to be resolved.
[Harris] Now, Sherita and Ken
and the other neighbors can enjoy their homes
without fear that the Tuckers are gonna try and take it from them.
[narrator] Next time on Fear Thy Neighbor...
That was kinda like oil and water, they don't mix.
They heard this "pop pop," and they opened the door...
-I have had enough! -You show no respect.
[woman] I was like, oh, my gosh, would someone really shoot me
over something like this?
Better get to running.
[woman] Stay with us, please. I love you.