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An Outer Battery resident is pleading with people to tone down the vigilante rhetoric, after a 32-year-old man was charged with trespassing and property damage after he attempted to move the notorious lights.
"It feels like we've been betrayed by the city, and we've been betrayed at every turn," says Outer Battery resident Christina Smith.
One man being sued by Colin Way, who is at the centre of a simmering feud over bright lights in the St. John's neighbourhood, says the defamation suit will cost him thousands.
Residents of a historic fishing neighbourhood in St. John's say they've been abandoned by city council to cope with floodlights shining all night into their homes.
Some people living in the Outer Battery area of St. John's say their quality of life is being seriously disrupted due to a series of intense lights shining onto people’s properties. Christina Smith and Judith Adler, two of the Battery's residents, say the City of St. John's is doing nothing to solve the issue.