More of a WWYD than AIBU. Screaming row next door.

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Next door (other side of DD's bedroom) is an HMO.
This morning, and not for the first time, my DD came rushing to tell me that a couple next door were having a screaming row and that she could hear things being smashed.
So my question is - do I go round? call the police? wait till I see her outside and ask if she's ok?
The man was definitely the louder and more aggressive one, and anytime I heard her voice, he'd shout back much louder and more aggressively.
If you were the neighbour - what would you want me to do?
I'm hesitating because I called the police on another neighbour about two years ago when I could hear the wife screaming in pain. The H gave a load of PA abuse when the police turned up.

999 right away

Of course call the police and don't even think of going round.

Police now.

Call the police! Her life could be in danger

Ring 999.

To be honest if they’re that loud anyone walking past could have rung. Just do it.

Definitely police, apart from the couple other people live there who could get hurt.

We have neighbours with 2 Dcs who are now split. When they get together they do d&d so police are called every time.

Definitely call the police

Police right away.

What does HMO mean? I agree with calling the police.

999 now and you don't need to tell the occupants that you rang.

HMO = House of Multiple Occupancy, I.e. not just one family living there.

HMO I think is House of Multiple Occupancy (like student housing or bedsit flats)

I'd go with the police. Your DD shouldn't have to be terrified out of her bed by a riot next door, and someone could be hurt.

999 every single time it happens.

Ring the police.

Thanks for explaining what HMO means.

What does PA mean?

Police, don't get involved

Police now.

PA = passive aggressive I think

Passive Aggressive. Instead of challenging me directly, the guy shouted loudly to the PC about all the 'issues' I have.

PA is passive aggressive.

Def police, your daughter shouldn’t be scared in her home.

Update - neighbours on the other side called the Police.

@ LonelyGir1 Mon 06-May-19 09:58:23

What does PA mean?

usually passive-agressive but not sure in this context.....

I am very happily married.

We sometimes have very loud arguments.

I would not appreciate a nosey neighbour calling the police (though I would be mortified that our argument had been overheard).

Thanks all. Sorry I was being a bit slow.

Police; however, say that it needs to be anonymous because of what happened before and you're scared of what will happen.