WRBL News Station reporter got very nasty when I tried to tell him about my bad experience with Wells Fargo employees Internet

The experience I had with the news station WRBL was quite disheartening, particularly in relation to a reporter who exhibited a rather rude demeanor during our interaction. I wanted to share my unfortunate encounters with some Wells Fargo employees who happened to be my neighbors.  These individuals made unwarranted attempts to damage my life and tarnish my reputation simply because I responded assertively to their provocations. It was incredibly frustrating to deal with this situation, as I had made no threats or harmful comments; my only response was to voice my feelings in a moment of anger. One of the most upsetting aspects of this incident was that one of the individuals involved, Ashley Hawthorne, was misleadingly presenting herself as an advocate for disabled veterans. 
  
 After she told me. "Why don't you take your mentally retarded son back in your home". But the police charged me with harassing her and I was found guilty of harassment.  All though the charges got dropped. But I'm still being harassed by certain neighbors and renters. Who have been renting from them.  My car was recently totaled. Because of Ashley Hawthornes slanderous lies because a neighbor hit my car. But I had a dash cam to prove he was at fault. But his insurance USAA still faught me to pay me what is mine.   This was particularly concerning given that she falsely accused me of harassment, which not only misrepresented the nature of our interactions but also had serious implications for my personal and professional life.  Subsequently, I learned from Dane Chambers at Wells Fargo that my checking account was being closed due to these accusations. This news was shocking to me, especially since I was merely focused on managing my own banking needs without any intention of engaging in conflict. Overall, it was a distressing series of events that left me feeling victimized and misunderstood.