Woman harvests lemons from stranger’s yard claiming she's entitled to them, gets shut down mid-heist when small-town cop pulls up: 'The previous owner did not complain'

It's that glorious time of year when the produce is peaking. Tomatoes taste like actual tomatoes, peaches are so juicy they drip down your chin, and every roadside stand is bursting with giant zucchinis, vibrant greens, and berries that put grocery store fruit to shame. Farmers markets are in full swing, local farm stops are booming, and you find yourself buying "just a few things" only to leave with armfuls of sweet corn and two loaves of sourdough. Maybe you've even started growing your own (especially in this economy). Whether it's a humble herb garden or a thriving patch of peppers and squash, there's something satisfying about watching those seedlings grow into something you can proudly serve at dinner.

Now imagine stepping outside to admire your hard work, only to find a stranger in your yard, harvesting your produce like it's theirs. Not asking, not buying — just straight-up swiping. That's what happened to one homeowner who caught a posh lemon-loving stranger deep in their yard with a full bag of stolen citrus.