Neighbors of missing Tucson-area resident Nancy Guthrie ask wellwishers to stop leaving flowers and other items outside her home, according to reports. The president of a neighborhood association says the behavior is “disrespectful” and has been creating problems for residents near the property. The reports describe the neighborhood as quiet and residential, and they say the association president is concerned that the attention drawn to the house may be attracting unwanted activity. One outlet specifically raises the possibility of theft connected to the increased public presence around the property, including claims that a cactus has been taken. The reports frame the request as an effort to reduce disturbances while the search for Guthrie continues. They do not provide additional details on evidence, official investigative steps, or the status of the missing-person case beyond the neighbor-led appeal. The sources focus primarily on the neighborhood’s request to prevent further items from being left outside the home and on residents’ concerns about the consequences of that attention.