A woman has pleaded with people not to be judgmental after finding an “aggressive” note inside her car after delivering supplies to vulnerable residents in the area.
As Sarah Crossland from the UK explained in her Facebook post, she did some shopping to deliver groceries to a vulnerable person in Morley, Leeds, so that they wouldn’t have to break self-isolation.
After returning to her car, however, Crossland has come across a threatening message handwritten on a paper by one of the residents.
“I have recorded your registration number,” the note read.
“You have no business in this street. You have broken the quarantine regulation lockdown.”
After discovering the note on the seat of her car, the upset woman has pleaded with people not to be judgmental in her Facebook post.
“I dropped some shopping off for someone vulnerable. I did their shopping alongside my own weekly shop. I parked my car near their house. My window was slightly open due to it being warm,” Crossland wrote.
“When I got back in my car, I found this passive aggressive note on my seat. I would have been more than happy to explain what I was doing via social distancing, although I thought the shopping bags in my hand and in the car might have been a giveaway.”
The woman has also shared the ‘moral of the story’ by saying people shouldn’t judge those who are trying to help others.
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