am not a lawyer, but I can provide some general opinions for your reference. For specific situations, it is recommended to consult a professional lawyer or local relevant departments to obtain accurate legal advice. 1. If the neighbor's behavior is indeed illegal and may cause harm to your safety, property or social order or others, it is generally not recommended to ignore it from the perspective of public interest and personal safety. Sometimes, reporting the situation to the relevant departments in a timely manner may help prevent greater damage. 2. However, before deciding to report, it is recommended to carefully evaluate the situation: • Collect and preserve possible evidence, but pay attention to the legal method to avoid invading personal privacy or violating other legal provisions. • Consider the adverse effects that you may face after intervening, such as whether it will cause conflicts between neighbors or even lead to retaliation. • If the behavior itself does not directly threaten public safety or your legal rights and interests, some local laws do not explicitly require ordinary citizens to take the initiative to report. But if you are concerned about such behavior, it is also wise to consult and understand it appropriately. 3. Finally, it is important to understand local laws and law enforcement habits. Different regions have different ways of handling. Sometimes calling the police or reporting to the relevant departments can not only stop illegal behavior, but also enhance the sense of security in the community. Similarly, protecting your own legal rights and interests should also be put first. In conclusion, given the complexity and potential risks, it is more appropriate to act with caution. Please remember that the information I provide is for reference only and is not formal legal advice. If the situation is serious, it is recommended to contact local law enforcement or legal professionals in a timely manner to ensure the safety of yourself and the community.