I live next to Notting Hill Carnival – I had to watch disgusting thugs use my garden as a TOILET
A MAN who lives next to Notting Hill Carnival has blasted disgusting louts who used his garden as a toilet.
The 35-year-old homeowner, who wishes to remain anonymous, went on holiday with his family to avoid the annual festival in West London.
He locked his home, installed a gate and window bars and set up CCTV cameras in preparation for the colourful carnival.
But despite expecting some trouble and mischief, what he saw left him completely sick to his stomach.
While on holiday in Spain, his family watched in horror from CCTV as partygoers urinated in their front garden.
Disgusting footage showed some revellers bending down to use the gated wall outside the house as a public toilet.
And others brazenly inhaled nitrous oxide on their grounds during the Bank Holiday weekend, according to the homeowner.
Speaking to MailOnline he said: “We travel every year to avoid carnival as it’s a headache for our family.
“Now, the end of our holiday has been ruined knowing we will be traveling back to our home which has been used as a toilet.
“Watching the videos over makes me sick. Knowing people act in this manner is outrageous.”
The man purchased the flat for £295,000 back in 2006 and he was fuming that his family has been left to pay for it to all be cleaned and disinfected.
Approximately 25 London buses worth of rubbish was removed from Carnival as it finished on Monday night.
It comes after eight people were stabbed during the annual event – which cops say was overall “positive” and “good-natured”, but had been “marred with serious violence”.
There were 275 arrests across the two days of the Notting Hill Carnival, with 165 on Monday for a range of offences.
Over the weekend, colourfully-costumed performers adorned with jewels and feathers paraded through the streets of west London, marking the climax of the carnival.
Thousands took part in an exuberant adult parade as part of the annual celebration of Caribbean culture and history.
People were partying atop floats followed by drummers and feathered mas bands dancing to the beat, while stilt walkers strutted around.
Meanwhile food stalls selling carnival favourites including jerk chicken filled the side streets where sound systems played everything from rare groove to house, samba, reggae and ska.
Celebrities including Lily Allen, Idris Elba and Nick Grimshaw were among those partying at this year’s carnival.