A Courtenay who say they felt harassed for years by the TikTok door-kicking challenge took matter into their own hands.
The video surveillance recorded Sunday at a home in Courtenay is disturbing and tells the tale of a couple who say they’d had enough.The couple involved declined to be interviewed on camera but told CHEK News Friday the harassment began four years ago.where someone will go to the door of a home, kick it hard several times and then run away as another person records it on video.
It can be seen tripping up the young person doing the kicking before the female homeowner races out and tackles the suspect. McKay also runs an informal community watch group and has shared the video with more than 100 Crown Isle residents on an email list.The video shared with CHEK News ends just nine seconds in — moments before the young man pulled the female homeowners’ shirt off.
They both allegedly hit the man and woman with flashlights as they dragged them across the concrete driveway.“Repetitively, probably at least two, three, four times a week and weekends were always worse,” said one woman who did not want her name used.
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