News and video source: Woman buys "noise-making device" to retaliate against upstairs lawyer's noise, placing it on her bedside table. | ETtoday News. News link: In a New Taipei City community, a 73-year-old woman accused her upstairs neighbor of making noises such as dragging tables and chairs and shoving furniture. She bought a "noise-making device" online. The upstairs neighbor, a lawyer, had been disturbed for over a year and called the police, insisting he had never made any noise. Both sides gave conflicting accounts. When the police arrived, they found the elderly woman hadn't placed the device on the ceiling, but rather on her bedside table against the wall, causing a year of noise pollution. She was prosecuted for coercion. The police and prosecutors clarified the neighbor dispute: the elderly woman living downstairs accused the upstairs neighbor of frequently hearing shoving furniture and shoving furniture, and therefore used the "noise-making device" to…