Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : For backstory this issue has been going on for over a year when my neighbours first moved in. They are both in their 30's and had a toddler when they moved in, then had a baby around 6 months ago. Our complex is small, theres only 4 apartments, which are also small. The complex is on a main street above stores and bars, in a student area. These neighbours are attached to the bedroom we use as a spare upstairs, and the kitchen downstairs. The walls are thin in those rooms and we can hear everything, so we tend to avoid making much noise in those rooms. We have lived in this complex for over 5 years now, and never had a complaint. We have seen neighbours come and go, and have become good friends with all of them, except for these neighbours.

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My fiance (27M) and I (25F) are homebodies, and are antisocial, we play music/games at decent times and volumes, make just general living noises (my fiance does walk around like a troll), but the most noise we make is our little dog. Our dog barks but never excessivley or late. Sometimes she'll bark when someone knocks on our door or rings the bell, if she's laying by the window and someone surprises her and goes out the back entrance (which is directly attached to our window, and is booming loud when the door shuts), occasionally if she's paying attention and hears a dog bark, and sometimes when a phone rings if it catches her off guard. However her barking is progressivly less and less as our training continues, and has significantly improved since the neighbours have moved in. 

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The first complaint, the new neighbours came knocking on our door around a month into living there, and kind of rudley asked to turn music down in early evening, we did so-issue solved.

Repeat issue a few times, each slightly more hostile then the last. 

6 months in neighbour comes to our door in middle of day (when normal living noises being made) with her newborn in her arms (was so cute!) and very rudley tells us she needs quiet-we understand new baby, say our congrats-solved.

a couple weeks or so later our neighbour starts agressivley knocking on door about dog barking (dog had literally let out three little beagel barks) a passive agressive agruement ensued on both sides, we both apologized and let it go-solved.

Rinse and repeat issue every week for months each time escalating more, over dog, music, and living noises. 

A few months ago came home to note on my  door cussing me out and the noise I make-decided to no longer respond to her-couple days go by she apologizes-solved.

During all this any noise we make in kitchen or spare room is met with them banging on walls and cussing us out, que baby crying and them fighting. 

This has become a constant, in a year of these issues they never complained to our landlord or filed a noise complaint. So we have always taken that to mean they realized they over reacted.

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Last night my BF was putting his clothes away in the spare room which has one of those fold out doors that are noisey. The door popped out of the track (because all things in our apartment are wonky) and he had to pop them in, all making noise briefly, and at 8pm. Immediatly a pounding started on our wall-things thrown at it and our neighbour yelling at us and cussing us out, then baby starts crying, and can hear fighting ensue. Again this is normal now, expecting we will avod eachother a bit in the halls, and then get an apology, and repeat. However this afternoon I came home after walking my dog to the neighbour at the front entrance. Made the mistake of nodding at her and smiling, and she went off on me. She threatened me a few times, told me I had sworn at her toddler last night (?), that all the neighbours don't like us, and when her fiancee came down the entrance stairs he had to hold her back. I said she was crazy, and kind of stood their in shock, slowly walking around her and going up the stairs-my dog was terrified and hiding behind me. 

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I decided I was done, I called my landlord then the police at his recomendation. But I had to go to work and was a bit confused about what I should have the officer do. I was trying to do the report over the phone but I couldn't give the constable enough of their info so she needed to come in person. I told her I had to go to work, and she told me to call when I'm done. My landlord then sent out an email to our neighbours with us CC'd to it, stating the policy on threatening behaviour and etc. I knew they would react badly to it, but I wanted to cover our own backs here. While at work (I only worked 5 hours today, and my fiancee gets home right after I leave to work) my fiancee was texting me with constant videos he took of our neighbours banging on our walls without cause, then even coming to our door. The woman yelled at him the entire time seemingly picking up right where she left off with me, while her shirtless fiancee and his shirtless friend literally flexed their arms and slowly walked towards my fiancee. It was all very strange and aggressive. When I got home we decided enough was enough time to call the police and do an actual report, I literally grabbed my phone when we got a knock on the door, and it was the police. They said they had been called for a noise complaint. They took all our information, and we told them everything from our side. The officers told us they informed the neighbours not to bother us anymore and said we should steer clear of them and not answer if they come to the door. They were very nice and understanding and clearly there was no noise when they came. They informed us the neighbours said they were moving in a month so they shouldn't recieve any complaints after that (but we all new that was very unlikley and that they will be getting another call soon). I know this is going to continue to escalate now that I told my landlord, and I'm not sure how to handle it from here.