PD: Man's Expletive-Laden Note to Aggravating Neighbor Lands Him in Jail

The following police reports come from the Middletown Police public information officer. Individuals named here reflect charges filed, never a conviction.

A city man, so peeved at noises he says came from his neighbor's apartment that prevented him from getting a good night's rest, was arrested after placing a threatening note under the victim's door, according to Middletown Police.

On Nov. 20 at 7:53 p.m., police were called to a Highland Avenue apartment for a harassment complaint about Charles F. Stack, 22, of Highland Avenue, who, according to the report, told officers he wrote a note and placed it under the door of his neighbor.

The report indicates the victim, his fiancé and her 6-year-old child were eating dinner at 6:30 p.m. when they saw a note being slipped under the door, which read, "If your stupid little [expletive] girlfriend does not stop banging on my wall, you [three expletives], I'm calling the police and reporting that you're harassing me. Anything to say, I'm in apartment S1, if not stay the [expletive] away from me."

Stack admitted to detectives that he'd made a mistake in writing the note but he has not been able to sleep because of the knocking, the report says. 

He was convicted in 2011 for second-degree breach of peace, according to the Connecticut Judicial Branch, from an arrest by East Hartford Police and sentenced to 30 days in jail.