Susan Lenihan , 30 , ( pictured leaving court last week ) admitted harassment after she 'terrorised ' her neighbours for two years . A mother who threw eggs at neighbours and poured washing-up liquid over their car is facing prison sentence . Susan Lenihan , 30 , spent two years 'persistently targeting ' residents in the cul-de-sac they shared in Birmingham , West Midlands , after claims they told police about another neighbour having drugs . James Harrison and his wife Dominique Wilcox-Harrison said their family had been 'victimised ' after Lenihan put up posters in her windows calling them a 'grass ' . Birmingham Magistrates ' Court heard the mother-of-one had also shouted at the couple , warning them to 'watch your family ' and threw eggs at him while he visited a disabled neighbour . Lenihan admitted a charge of harassment and her sentencing was adjourned until April 2 , where District Judge Jan Jellema told her that all options were open , including imprisonment . David Palmer , prosecuting , said the abuse began after another resident 's home was searched by police looking for drugs . Mr Palmer said : 'The defendant put up posters in her windows calling Mr Harrison and his wife a 'grass ' . The posters also included the words 'act now ' . ' The court heard Mr Harrison was later prosecuted for dangerous driving but it was thrown out because Lenihan was not considered a credible witness . He also reported several incidents of damage to his car and on February 13 last year Lenhihan was seen spitting on his car after Mr Harrison fitted CCTV outside his home . Mr Palmer said an attempt at mediation between the two parties had failed and Lenihan threw eggs at Mr Harrison when he visited a disabled neighbour . 'The defendant opened a bedroom window and threw eggs in his direction , ' he said . 'They landed on the ground next to him . It appears some of the yoke went on his shoes . ' There was another incident in July when Mr Harrison found what was believed to be washing-up liquid on his car . He later checked the CCTV and saw the defendant spraying the car . The cul-de-sac in Shard End , Birmingham , where Lenihan lived near to James Harrison and his wife Dominique Wilcox-Harrison . Christopher Stewart , defending , said it was not just a 'one-sided campaign of terror ' . Speaking after Lenihan pleaded guilty , Mr Harrison said his family had been victimised because 'we are as straight as it comes ' . 'If we have a problem we talk to the person we have the problem with . 'These people do n't like people who stand up to them so victimise and bully them with others in the hope we move and bow down . The court heard that Lenihan had accused the Harrison family of 'grassing ' up another neighbour to police about possessing drugs . She put up posters in her windows saying they were 'grasses ' and to 'act now ' 'Why should the victims move when it 's the bullies that should be moved and lose what they had – which in this case was a nice grove and nice neighbours . ' He added that there were times when the families enjoyed summer evenings together , chatting and having a laugh . Mr Harrison also said he had never considered moving away and is hopeful that after her sentence is handed out she is moved out of the area .
Susan Lenihan , 30 , ' persistently assaulted ' residents in her cul - de - force . James Harrison and his wife said their family had been ' victimised ' by her . She put posters up calling them a ' grass ' and threw eggs at Mr Harrison . It arose after another resident 's home was searched by police for drugs . She blamed the Harrisons and there were several incidents of harassment . She filed a charge of harassment and case was adjourned until April .