Storage hunter’s stars are fined after a woman in her 70s drives – in a land dispute he wants to establish
A storage hunter was found guilty of being found guilty of land disputes in the 1970s.
Daniel Hill, 43, was arrested on March 9 last year in a small village in Haslingfield, Cambridgeshire.
He seemed to drive quickly, then braked vigorously, and suddenly stopped in front of Badcock Road.
The TV star from King’s Lynn was sentenced in Cambridge District Court on May 6. He was convicted of nine points because he was convicted without proper care and attention. He also had to pay a fine of £660.
“The land in Haslingfield has been controversial,” said Lazaro, PC of the South Cambs neighborhood team.
Hill deliberately used his car in a threatening way. He drives much lower than a reasonable and capable driver. Fortunately, the victim was not hit and injured. ”
This comes after Hill acquired a piece of land on Badcock Road, which was gardened by a woman and husband in the 1970s for 40 years in November 2023.
He bought its original real estate developer’s assets for £18,000 and bought it for £18,000.
Daniel Hill (as the reality TV show Storage Hunter known as “dapper dan”) was caught by CCTV in his car heading to the woman in Haslingfield village
Mr. Hill bought a prominent piece of land that the old man has tended to for decades
Hill, who used the “Main Buyer” as the “British Stock Hunter” series from 2014 to 2016, said at the time that he “completed the deal for this century.”
He also claimed that if they wanted the land, local residents should “put their hands into their pockets.”
Hill later claimed that the villagers had been trying to drive him away and accused them of “harassing” him and “inflicting criminal damage.”
But residents said he had been “terrorizing” them with his violent behavior.
Hill, arrested and released on bail by Cambridgeshire police in December 2023, was charged with harassment, criminal damage and common assault, but was released in early March last year.
He then took out a silver birch with a tree protection order and submitted plans for the house on his land.
Neighbors flooded Cambridge, shared plans with the opposition book, complaining that it would be “overdevelopment of the area” and resulted in “losing light”.
They also believe that this will pose a safety risk to pedestrians and vehicles.
Hill seemed to drive at speed and then braked heavily, and suddenly stopped in front of Badcock Road
Locals are angry at Mr Hill’s actions
Mr Hill photographed the land he purchased in November 2023 in Haslingfield
Last March, Hill was denied the program permission because officials said the location was inadequate in size and “inappropriate location.”
They added: “Introduction of any residence at this location will result in a confined and artificial form of development in a prominent location that will remain unchanged from the characteristics and appearance of the area and will compromise the convenience of the adjacent property.”
Over the past year, Hill has discovered the mountain on site, dumping dozens of tires on his land to prevent people from entering it and burning the fence.
In December 2023, Mr Hill said: “I saw such cheap land at auction. That’s how I make money, I buy cheap things and try to make a profit from it.
“Initially, I thought it was one of the things that crazy money was a beautiful village. I’m watching the auction and it landed at about £5,000 to £6,000 and I think, I have to have some.
“I started bidding and got the bid for £12,000, obviously the highest fee, happy days, I actually thought I had finished the deal for this century. I’m really satisfied.
Residents tried to tie the bicycle to a beloved tree that was cut down by tying it, but it was cut down by workers anyway
Daniel Hill in Haslingfield
‘I’m here. I’ve done all the research before. I think there is a planned policy, the support program in the area, no TPO, open up here, start cutting down trees, and then all the villagers come out, almost like their pitchforks and angry faces, “No, no, no, no, you can’t own this land.”
“I said, ‘I’m sorry, I’ve bought it’ and since then I really don’t understand what the problem is and they’ve been sour cats. They didn’t buy it. I won’t buy any tears, it’s not a bad area.
“You have accountants, bankers, children of all the very wealthy people here. If they want land, they should buy it.
