Neighbour’s fury as ‘hellish’ woman, 26, who left vile note on ambulance walks free
Brian Heath said he was 'shocked she has got off again' and said his family have been keeping a record of incidences with her
AN Army vet today blasted the sentence handed down to his jobless neighbour who left a vile note on the ambulance treating his ill wife.
Retired postal worker Brian Heath said he was "shocked she has got off again", adding his family have been forced to keep a record of incidences with Kirsty Sharman.
A member of Sharman's own family, who asked to remain anonymous, said: "She should be behind bars - the woman is a menace."
Brian's wife, Christine, is still in hospital after paramedics scrambled to treat her over the weekend and were faced with abuse.
He said: "This is the fourth time she [Sharman] has been arrested - we are at wit's end.
"I call her Teflon because nothing sticks.
"She was arrested the Friday before Christmas, they kept her in on Christmas Day - we had a lovely Christmas dinner and she went to court on Boxing Day.
"She was bound to keep the peace with us, us and any third party. She wasn't allowed to come to Parsonage Street.
"Since she has been here she has been up till the early hours - she wasn't supposed to come back here.
"Police came every day, knocking on the door, but she wouldn't open the door and she was using the back door.
"They even sent plain-clothed (officers). Eventually she did open and she was arrested and taken to court.
"Magistrates let her come back because of her pets. She might be all ladylike but when she starts, she starts."
The 26-year-old today admitted leaving an angry "move now" note on an ambulance while it was parked on a 999 call.
She pleaded guilty to a public order offence at North Staffordshire Justice Centre after verbally abusing paramedics when the ambulance parked in her spot.
A 27-year-old neighbour said: “She put the letter on the windscreen and then came out shouting and swearing.
“She’s a neighbour from hell- she’s been terrorising the streets and we’re all sick of it.
“She doesn’t even own a car.
“The disabled parking bay in front of her home was for the person that used to live there."
Sharman's relative added: "There are a lot of people around here that are petrified of her. She could get into a row with a nun as she is so aggressive.
"She has fallen out with all her family. Only her mum and sister visit her sometimes.
"At the end of the day she wrote the note to be simply spiteful. She doesn't drive nor even have a car.
"Really she needs help from someone."
Brian said: "As they were taking my wife into the ambulance, the medic had noticed the note Kirsty had left and then she came out effing her mouth off, telling them move.
"She was shouting her mouth off, and telling them to f***ing move and shouting other abusive words.
"You just don't do that to ambulances or any other public service.
"My son came over once and she complained about his car being parked outside of my house, so now whenever we have guests I make them park down the road.
"I wouldn't wish her on my worst enemy."
Earlier the hearing heard how her note read: "If this van is for anyone but No. 14 then you have no right to park here.
"I couldn't give a s*** if the whole street collapses. Now move your van from outside my house."
Appearing in the court dock at Newcastle-under-Lyme, Sharman, through her solicitor Hayley Keegan, offered her "most sincere apologies to the ambulance staff".
She admitted a Section 5 Public Order offence and breach of a restraining order and was fined £285.
Paramedic Katie Tudor, based in Stoke-on-Trent, tweeted the image on Sunday with the caption: "So upset to be sent this by one of our crews this morning!
"Along with this note left on their ambulance, they received a load of verbal abuse!
She continued: "They weren't blocking the road, they were in a parking space...just obviously annoying someone that an ambo was outside their property.
"Is there anything that can be done about this? It's becoming a regular occurrence."
Emergency crews have received a wave of abuse in recent months.
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