Problem 2. Nothing is done for the homeowner when a package is stolen from their property, but if the homeowner attack the criminal for stealing his packages , the homeowner is arrested. What's up with that? Where is the justice for the homeowner?
@@DB-cx6cbplease provide proof of that. Each case is different and believe me when I say no matter what state you’re talking about if you hit someone for stealing your packages you will be fighting charges. Criminals have more rights than victims in America no matter what the state. Just look at squatters living rent free.
@@FungiRy91 Nah he was defending his porch from future thefts. The guy he caught had been back over and over stealing his packages. I doubt he will come back now.
Call the police. Turn over your video footage. Do not come storming out your door with a baseball bat. My God. It could be a completely innocent thing or just a homeless person hoping that something to eat is in there. The likelihood is not good but it is still possible and that is the fine line when you decide to do vigilante detective work. And he goes on to promote stand your ground laws. Don't we have enough shooting in this effing country without people condoning this kind of thing? I remember the day when I used to sell Easter seals and girl scout cookies and the thought of someone being this aggressive in a neighborhood is absolutely unbelievable. It's just a fucking package. My husband retired 35 years from the postal service and people who have packages taken always get them back through the company. So I'm going to be devil's advocate here and say is it really worth it to him? Let the police handle these kinds of things. You end up doing the wrong thing and you're facing involuntary manslaughter if things go south in an altercation. And who's to say that the person taking the package doesn't have a gun and just takes you out on your porch because you put a decoy out there and came out aggressively with a bat. The pendulum swings both ways my friends. But the moral of the story is the true meaning of karma. It simply means your own actions. Your own doing. So careful what you do.
@@user-ky9jj3dz6j Because of people like you, we are in this mess. There was a time when you just didn't fuck with other people's stuff if you didn't want an ass whipping. And what gives homeless the right to do that because they are hungry? There are groups taking care of them. Stop being a pussy.
As someone who’s had their packages delivered to the wrong house, if someone came out with a bat at me and then beat me before even reading the name on the package I’d absolutely sue the crap out of them.
@@chavvy9074as someone who actually has common sense, let’s break down the nonsense you just said. So you would just go to someone’s house randomly to look for a package that’s supposedly yours? How many houses are you going to to look for this package? Would you go into people’s mailboxes? Are you opening their fence/gate to go in and look? And if you are…you’re surprised when the home owner comes out in defense of their property? It’s funny how you paint the homeowner to be the problem but you think that you can just go into random people’s yards and do whatever you want to do with zero repercussions
@@geneticallyengineeredcatgirl “you would be arrested for trespassing” you have to be trespassed to be trespassing, trespassing is refusing to leave once told to leave. If I showed up took my package and left there would be no trespassing. Whose duty is it to retrieve my package that I wouldn’t know where it was if I hadn’t looked to see if it was my package?
@@Hawke734 uh, YES, especially if it’s within a certain distance from my house, hence why I named the scenario, it’s happened more than once before and it always goes to the same house. And uh, any house that has a package on the steps, you go a block up the street, and you go a block down the street. Extra easy if the phone notification says delivered and there’s a picture of what doorstep they left it on. And did you see him go in anyone’s mailbox? How would you read the name of the package if you didn’t go to the fence/gate? “In defense of their property” are they attacking anyone who comes up to ring the doorbell? Or are you referring to “their property”, as the misplaced package with my name on it? “but you think that you can just go into random people’s yards” i would HATE to be someone ringing your doorbell. You must live in Florida where people get shot for turning around in driveways or ringing doorbells or knocking on doors for an emergency. AND I’d like to point out that my comment says “before even reading the name on the package”. So if they came out and said “hey that’s my package”, I’d politely say no, my package got delivered to the wrong house, show them, and then be on my way. But apparently you think they should be beaten without question.
Arrested means taking to the police headquarters, making them sign some papers and then letting them go again. In Asian countries, Arrested means throwing them into the jail with little food and water until the court orders them free.
Oh no! We don't live in a dictatorship... You magoos really need to start keeping a diary instead of broadcasting your fretting to everyone already because it's getting boring.
It really depends on what kind of job you have here in the US. If you are in the healthcare industry, such as a nurse, you cannot have felony charges on you and keep your license/job. There are many occupations where something like this is not worth it. Besides, if you bash in a guy's head over a pair of shoes you have to live with that. It's just a pair of shoes.
"in asian countries" ??? like Nepal or North Korea? Maybe if the US would finally reform their prison system they could actually combat crime. Right now however prisons are still a profitable industry in the US instead of a sad necessity.
What state are you in again? I've got a strong feeling it's one of the Yall'Qaeda cousin stuff states that freeloads off of NY taxpayers. Please say Texas please say Texas...
@@chavvy9074actually prosecutors and judges are the ones responsible law enforcement can find them and arrest them but when prosecutors and judges simply just release them and never follow up about them that's the problem prosecutors and judges do this over and over again they are really lazy
@@mackmckay588 how can prosecutors and judges be responsible for law enforcement when police (literally called law enforcement officers) are the first encounter and the ones who apprehend anyone breaking the law? Youre highlighting the flaws in the system - 1) just because police encounter someone doesn’t mean that then prosecutors can actually prove any wrongdoing. We also know that police make up crimes all the time and arrest people for no reason. So if then prosecuted aren’t prosecuting is that an indicator that the prosecutors are lazy or that police arrested someone who has no case against them? 2) if police refuse to their job because they’re not getting convictions, their refusal to do their job means criminals don’t get that first encounter to be prosecuted, AND their complaints are caused by their own bad arrests. When you say “follow up about them” what do you mean??
@@chavvy9074 Your one of those lefty's that think private and personal property is different. No law enforcement have their hands tied down, they do what they are told. Example lockdowns in NY they were quite proactive when it came to enforcing it, but not now? Wonder who is giving them orders?
@@flyingthesails6801 Warren vs the District of Columbia police have no specific duty to provide services they are not there for your personal protection
@@flyingthesails6801 they are not your personal protection agency if you want protection you learn martial arts you buy a gun which is your god-given right or you hire a protection specialist the government is not your personal protection agency to Serve and Protect is a public gimmick it's a gimmick to sell your service that doesn't exist
The main issue here is, why are delivery people allowed to just leave a package in front of the door where everyone can see it and steal it? A friend of mine who lives in Florida has designed a safety box, bolted to the floor with a strong magnetic lock that triggers from a pressure sensor inside the box itself. Box is unlocked as long as it is empty, but as soon as a delivery man places a package inside, a pressure plate detects it and strong electro-magnets lock the box until you come to open the box with the key. Its only weakness is if you get multiple deliveries in the same day. I advised him to patent his design and get a company to manufacture it as he could make a lot of money with how many porch pirates are in the US, but he said he does not have time for it :(
The judge has already released the porch pirate. The judge told the porch pirate that he must return in 3 weeks to the court for a hearing. Of course the porch pirate will never show up in court and a warrant will be put out for his arrest but he will never be found the cops have no motivation to go looking for him
Even with a gate they take the additional time to open to steal. Nervy. I understand why the owner wanted to hit this person, but glad he did not. He would have went to jail. Crazy Clown World.
Terrible journalism and wrong term used to identify the noun at play. This criminal act by this person should not be called a porch pirate simply because the legal description when filling out a police report or in court is to use is BURGLAR.
in NYS you have to enter a premise (criminal trespass) and then commit another crime on the inside and that would make it burglary. What you see here is larceny
@@chavvy9074 Omg, lol, news journalism requires grammar and the correct use of it. And this is something that you clearly have an issue with. What's your issues with the correct use of grammar? So, it's safe to assume that the misuse of words to identify someone or something is ok in your book? I'll wait mkay.
@@1alexcody You can call a person (Larceny)? The Larceny came on to the victim's property, picked up a package before trying to flee until the property owner stopped them in the process, and held the Larceny person until the LOE authorities arrived. ROFLLMFAO.
I actually had somebody steal the hay I ordered for my guinea pigs. 😂 They brought it back the next day. I guess that HUGE box being incredibly lightweight wasn't enough of a clue that they had to open it first. 😂😂
"NY DOT says 90,000 packages are lost or stolen in the city every single day." That's over 30 million per year. I know crime is rampant, but that can't possibly be true, can it?
There used to be a restaurant owner in my city that got tired of thieves ripping off his business, so he started staying at his business overnight, and waited for thieves to break into his place. The thieves would break in, and would never be seen, or heard from again. Years later someone would eventually discover the bodies of these missing victims in 55 gallon barrels in the basement of the restaurant.
@@vulcan2882 The bad new is that he was caught, the restaurant closed, and the place was bulldozed. The restaurant owner was caught because neighborhood drug dealers started disappearing, and one of the guys who disappeared was a undercover cop.
@@vipermad358 ... that's not made up, I heard about that a few years ago. If it's the same story then that happened in New York City back in the early/mid 2000's.
People that have problems like this all the time may want to have their packages delivered to a UPS store and pick them up there. Sadly, this is the world we live in, and due to brick and motar stores closing more frequently. This problem can only get worse.
Video won't move the needle, but more enforcement and stricter penalties would. Often the police won't get involved or if they do, the person is never arrested. Or at best, get a ticket or some meaningless punishment. Jail time for first offense with option for diversion and then prison time for repeat offenses. It's not just books and electronics being stolen, but medicine and other essentials. Should be treated as the serious crime it is.
We are living in a time when DA’s will do anything to protect the criminal and will come down with the full force of the law against people protecting their property and their lives. People like this man need to be careful and keep that in mind
I’m confused. Why fill the package with all that crap if not gonna let them open it up for great surprise? Porch pirate needs to be a felony cuz shit happens like nothing gonna happen cuz most of the time it doesn’t
Get a deck box or smaller box that has an eylete for a lock. Request when ordering or leave a note to place delivered items in box and secure lock. Keep a spare key of course or use combination lock. If you leave special instructions when ordering from Amazon and they don't follow them, they are responsible. Definitely make sure you screenshot your special instructions request.
They use to called this “entrapment”. It causes legal problems to use entrapments. This is the reason police departments and federal government agencies don’t use entrapment methods.
News company hiring via racist tactics: New York City is 20.2% (and if you count Afro-Latinos (probably increases that number to approx 25%) who are typically put in the Latino category, i.e., my wife), that number is higher. So basically, approx 1 in 4 people on News should be black (of varying darker skin tones, hair textures, dreadlocks, braids, etc., but that is not what is reflected in the hiring process nor on-air personality phenotypes.
90,000 every day? Question that stat? Likely less than million packages a day in New York. This reporter is saying 10% of packages are stolen? I question that stat.
solution is simple: make it a first degree felony up to 20 years in prison. There are 2 major crimes associated with this that people don't consider. Not just theft, but defrauding the company or person who sent the package. This makes an innocent company or person seem guilty of not delivering their product when in fact they did. This should be taken into extreme consideration.
I don't know. I get it when one says, "It's not worth anyone's life for a several to hundred-dollar worth item..." and so on, BUT, I also think of the 'slippery slope' argument where if the thief gets away with a 'small' crime, then does that not EMBOLDEN the criminal to persist and even commit even more and worse crimes in the future? Does it not cause the quality of life to erode overall? One day, it may be a piece of merchandise worth a few dollars but it can potentially lead to a car worth several thousands of dollars or even worse. Remember, life in California DID NOT degrade overnight!!
But...if its my home then it's my right and privilege to protect it with my life if I choose. If I burglar steals from me he is saying he thinks what I have is worth his life.
Only happens mainly in US because delivery services are too lazy to get a signature and the courier firms won't take responsibility for undelivered packages. That's just as criminal as the thieves
In the UK, they physically give you the parcel. They have to ring your doorbell or knock on your door to give it you. If you’re not in, a neighbour will sign for it or you can arrange for it to be delivered to a local supermarket or convenience store. They would never leave something in front of my home
Seriously, there are package receptacles for your parcels that only delivery drivers can open. If you order that many packages, don't monitor their progress, or are away when your delivery arrives, invest in the box. They are mounted to your porch and arent going anywhere. Let's get with the program and stop facilitating these thieves.
Good going, make sure you don't break the law and end up in jail instead of the thief. You need a container attached to your porch that your delivery could be put in and it locks. Someone come up with one and you could make a mint.
I suggest vendors and delivery companies take on responsibility and work on developing a secure delivery system. The I delivered your package and it's not my problem after we drop it at your door delivery is not a great solution.
Like most people he’s sick and tired of these losers stealing what isn’t theirs. Like most of us he works hard for his money to buy the things he needs (unlike these criminals) and he has every right to protect what is his. When are the cops and the city going to do something about this and all the other crap going on in New York these days?
It should be illegal for a courier or delivery company to leave a parcel on someones porch in the first place. If it's not actually "DELIVERED" as in it's in your home, then it hasn't been delivered. This is just delivery companies being too lazy.
Problem 2. Nothing is done for the homeowner when a package is stolen from their property, but if the homeowner attack the criminal for stealing his packages , the homeowner is arrested. What's up with that? Where is the justice for the homeowner?
That's a not guilty for me as a juror.
The homeowners vote for criminal loving politicians.
Welcome to New York no protection for the innocent.
Not in Florida, you’re talking about New York.
@@DB-cx6cbplease provide proof of that. Each case is different and believe me when I say no matter what state you’re talking about if you hit someone for stealing your packages you will be fighting charges. Criminals have more rights than victims in America no matter what the state. Just look at squatters living rent free.
What a stand up guy. Respect.
A new Charles Bronson for justice.
Judge Judy is wrong. Personal property is worth defending.
Dude was "defending" a box of garbage. 😂
@@FungiRy91 Nah he was defending his porch from future thefts. The guy he caught had been back over and over stealing his packages. I doubt he will come back now.
@@FungiRy91 You and your low IQ are part of the problem.
Who would leave a < valuable pkg > as bait, dufus?
And the NYC mayor and govenor wish to put the homeowner in prison for daring to defend his property from criminals
He wasn't defending his property. It was a decoy package and that is a violation and that is entrapment and lying in wait.
You have to follow the law
Call the police. Turn over your video footage. Do not come storming out your door with a baseball bat. My God. It could be a completely innocent thing or just a homeless person hoping that something to eat is in there. The likelihood is not good but it is still possible and that is the fine line when you decide to do vigilante detective work. And he goes on to promote stand your ground laws. Don't we have enough shooting in this effing country without people condoning this kind of thing? I remember the day when I used to sell Easter seals and girl scout cookies and the thought of someone being this aggressive in a neighborhood is absolutely unbelievable. It's just a fucking package. My husband retired 35 years from the postal service and people who have packages taken always get them back through the company. So I'm going to be devil's advocate here and say is it really worth it to him? Let the police handle these kinds of things. You end up doing the wrong thing and you're facing involuntary manslaughter if things go south in an altercation. And who's to say that the person taking the package doesn't have a gun and just takes you out on your porch because you put a decoy out there and came out aggressively with a bat. The pendulum swings both ways my friends. But the moral of the story is the true meaning of karma. It simply means your own actions. Your own doing. So careful what you do.
@@user-ky9jj3dz6j Hopefully, when the Liberal DA turns the "porch pirate" loose, he will send the guy to live with you as a permanent roommate.
TLDR
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Because of people like you, we are in this mess. There was a time when you just didn't fuck with other people's stuff if you didn't want an ass whipping.
And what gives homeless the right to do that because they are hungry? There are groups taking care of them.
Stop being a pussy.
Porch pirates why would you live like that?????????
I don't think the home owner did anything wrong.
As someone who’s had their packages delivered to the wrong house, if someone came out with a bat at me and then beat me before even reading the name on the package I’d absolutely sue the crap out of them.
@@chavvy9074as someone who actually has common sense, let’s break down the nonsense you just said. So you would just go to someone’s house randomly to look for a package that’s supposedly yours? How many houses are you going to to look for this package? Would you go into people’s mailboxes? Are you opening their fence/gate to go in and look? And if you are…you’re surprised when the home owner comes out in defense of their property? It’s funny how you paint the homeowner to be the problem but you think that you can just go into random people’s yards and do whatever you want to do with zero repercussions
@@chavvy9074 it's not your responsibility to retrieve the parcel. U would be arrested for trespassing if you tried to do that at my house
@@geneticallyengineeredcatgirl “you would be arrested for trespassing” you have to be trespassed to be trespassing, trespassing is refusing to leave once told to leave. If I showed up took my package and left there would be no trespassing. Whose duty is it to retrieve my package that I wouldn’t know where it was if I hadn’t looked to see if it was my package?
@@Hawke734 uh, YES, especially if it’s within a certain distance from my house, hence why I named the scenario, it’s happened more than once before and it always goes to the same house. And uh, any house that has a package on the steps, you go a block up the street, and you go a block down the street. Extra easy if the phone notification says delivered and there’s a picture of what doorstep they left it on. And did you see him go in anyone’s mailbox? How would you read the name of the package if you didn’t go to the fence/gate? “In defense of their property” are they attacking anyone who comes up to ring the doorbell? Or are you referring to “their property”, as the misplaced package with my name on it?
“but you think that you can just go into random people’s yards” i would HATE to be someone ringing your doorbell. You must live in Florida where people get shot for turning around in driveways or ringing doorbells or knocking on doors for an emergency.
AND I’d like to point out that my comment says “before even reading the name on the package”.
So if they came out and said “hey that’s my package”, I’d politely say no, my package got delivered to the wrong house, show them, and then be on my way.
But apparently you think they should be beaten without question.
We, the people, have had enough.
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Arrested means taking to the police headquarters, making them sign some papers and then letting them go again. In Asian countries, Arrested means throwing them into the jail with little food and water until the court orders them free.
Oh no! We don't live in a dictatorship...
You magoos really need to start keeping a diary instead of broadcasting your fretting to everyone already because it's getting boring.
It really depends on what kind of job you have here in the US. If you are in the healthcare industry, such as a nurse, you cannot have felony charges on you and keep your license/job. There are many occupations where something like this is not worth it. Besides, if you bash in a guy's head over a pair of shoes you have to live with that. It's just a pair of shoes.
well put
"in asian countries" ??? like Nepal or North Korea?
Maybe if the US would finally reform their prison system they could actually combat crime. Right now however prisons are still a profitable industry in the US instead of a sad necessity.
So they try to starve them to death?
Countries in the Middle East don't give a slap on the wrist....they take it.
They have something there.
we'd have 13 percent of the population aka blacks with no hands.
Made him reconsider his choice of occupation.
Batter up…
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Chin music!
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Considering it’s NY, I’m surprised the homeowner wasn’t arrested and charged.
What state are you in again? I've got a strong feeling it's one of the Yall'Qaeda cousin stuff states that freeloads off of NY taxpayers.
Please say Texas please say Texas...
That's bc of how viral that video went...otherwise the DA would've given the would-be thief the rights to his house 😂
Drama queens lol
Well he wasn't, so I guess the story is ruined for you. What a jackass you are.
@@HJohal-qb1jgYou know that's bullshit, but you just keep right spreading lies. Why are you such an unethical person?
People are very tired of it. Sooner or later a thief is going to find out how tired they are.
This is what happens when law enforcers and government officials do nothing.
You get vigilantly justice.
What influence do government officials have on this? The law enforcement is the problem.
@@chavvy9074actually prosecutors and judges are the ones responsible law enforcement can find them and arrest them but when prosecutors and judges simply just release them and never follow up about them that's the problem prosecutors and judges do this over and over again they are really lazy
@@mackmckay588 how can prosecutors and judges be responsible for law enforcement when police (literally called law enforcement officers) are the first encounter and the ones who apprehend anyone breaking the law? Youre highlighting the flaws in the system - 1) just because police encounter someone doesn’t mean that then prosecutors can actually prove any wrongdoing. We also know that police make up crimes all the time and arrest people for no reason. So if then prosecuted aren’t prosecuting is that an indicator that the prosecutors are lazy or that police arrested someone who has no case against them? 2) if police refuse to their job because they’re not getting convictions, their refusal to do their job means criminals don’t get that first encounter to be prosecuted, AND their complaints are caused by their own bad arrests.
When you say “follow up about them” what do you mean??
Martial Law
@@chavvy9074 Your one of those lefty's that think private and personal property is different. No law enforcement have their hands tied down, they do what they are told. Example lockdowns in NY they were quite proactive when it came to enforcing it, but not now? Wonder who is giving them orders?
The home owner would have been defending his home.
Not in nyc . He would've been treated like the criminal
Yeah right.. Good try..
Home owner would've been criminalized
@@marcellemcdonald7762 setting traps is illegal
pretty sure in every state, country, and even in Africa, the homeowner would be guilty
@@artyomarty391 Afraid you are wrong. It's your domain and the thief invaded the home owners domain.
That evil is now freed and is now doing same thing
Listen if the government and the police don't want to do their job it's up to us when we the people
You first. For me I will let the police handle it. Not worth going to jail trying to stop someone from stealing.
@@flyingthesails6801 Warren vs the District of Columbia police have no specific duty to provide services they are not there for your personal protection
@@Whitecat76 All I can tell you is that where I live, the Law Enforcement Agencies number 1 goal is to protect the citizens. By the way cute cat.
@@flyingthesails6801 they are not your personal protection agency if you want protection you learn martial arts you buy a gun which is your god-given right or you hire a protection specialist the government is not your personal protection agency to Serve and Protect is a public gimmick it's a gimmick to sell your service that doesn't exist
@@flyingthesails6801 it doesn't matter where you live it doesn't matter what they tell you they clearly don't understand or know their job then
The main issue here is, why are delivery people allowed to just leave a package in front of the door where everyone can see it and steal it?
A friend of mine who lives in Florida has designed a safety box, bolted to the floor with a strong magnetic lock that triggers from a pressure sensor inside the box itself. Box is unlocked as long as it is empty, but as soon as a delivery man places a package inside, a pressure plate detects it and strong electro-magnets lock the box until you come to open the box with the key. Its only weakness is if you get multiple deliveries in the same day.
I advised him to patent his design and get a company to manufacture it as he could make a lot of money with how many porch pirates are in the US, but he said he does not have time for it :(
DUDE IS MY IDOL NOW😂😂
I’m sad that he’s already married ❤
The judge has already released the porch pirate. The judge told the porch pirate that he must return in 3 weeks to the court for a hearing. Of course the porch pirate will never show up in court and a warrant will be put out for his arrest but he will never be found the cops have no motivation to go looking for him
Even with a gate they take the additional time to open to steal. Nervy.
I understand why the owner wanted to hit this person, but glad he did not. He would have went to jail. Crazy Clown World.
And that dude close the gate carefully
90,000 packages stolen in NY every day??
If true, the New Yorker should not buying stuff online
That's absolutely ridiculous, I almost fell off my chair when I heard that!
Terrible journalism and wrong term used to identify the noun at play. This criminal act by this person should not be called a porch pirate simply because the legal description when filling out a police report or in court is to use is BURGLAR.
in NYS you have to enter a premise (criminal trespass) and then commit another crime on the inside and that would make it burglary. What you see here is larceny
They’re creating a story not a police report.
I see you got your law degree from a box of cereal.
@@chavvy9074 Omg, lol, news journalism requires grammar and the correct use of it. And this is something that you clearly have an issue with.
What's your issues with the correct use of grammar? So, it's safe to assume that the misuse of words to identify someone or something is ok in your book? I'll wait mkay.
@@1alexcody You can call a person (Larceny)? The Larceny came on to the victim's property, picked up a package before trying to flee until the property owner stopped them in the process, and held the Larceny person until the LOE authorities arrived. ROFLLMFAO.
I actually had somebody steal the hay I ordered for my guinea pigs. 😂 They brought it back the next day. I guess that HUGE box being incredibly lightweight wasn't enough of a clue that they had to open it first. 😂😂
DOZENS OF TIMES? The city is out of control!
"NY DOT says 90,000 packages are lost or stolen in the city every single day." That's over 30 million per year. I know crime is rampant, but that can't possibly be true, can it?
There used to be a restaurant owner in my city that got tired of thieves ripping off his business, so he started staying at his business overnight, and waited for thieves to break into his place. The thieves would break in, and would never be seen, or heard from again. Years later someone would eventually discover the bodies of these missing victims in 55 gallon barrels in the basement of the restaurant.
... so what's the bad news ?
@@vulcan2882😂
Sounds like a bunch of BS you just made up to make yourself interesting. It ain't working. 😂😂😂
@@vulcan2882 The bad new is that he was caught, the restaurant closed, and the place was bulldozed. The restaurant owner was caught because neighborhood drug dealers started disappearing, and one of the guys who disappeared was a undercover cop.
@@vipermad358 ... that's not made up, I heard about that a few years ago. If it's the same story then that happened in New York City back in the early/mid 2000's.
People that have problems like this all the time may want to have their packages delivered to a UPS store and pick them up there. Sadly, this is the world we live in, and due to brick and motar stores closing more frequently. This problem can only get worse.
The female cop looked like a spectator. Wonder if the homeowner had to bring the thief down to the police station himself
I'm sure the NYPD is exploring possible charges against the home owner..🤣
His entire neighborhood should have come out there.
Kudos to this man as a victim myself of porch pirates and I live nowhere near New York
Am also waiting for them they have been stealing my packages
Video won't move the needle, but more enforcement and stricter penalties would. Often the police won't get involved or if they do, the person is never arrested. Or at best, get a ticket or some meaningless punishment. Jail time for first offense with option for diversion and then prison time for repeat offenses. It's not just books and electronics being stolen, but medicine and other essentials. Should be treated as the serious crime it is.
I'm sure he was released with no bail and is already stealing more packages.
"they immediately act innocent, as a form of protection"😆
90000 packages every day. New York is a cluster flop
bless this homeowner
Perp is lucky he didn't encounter someone with an anger problem.
We are living in a time when DA’s will do anything to protect the criminal and will come down with the full force of the law against people protecting their property and their lives. People like this man need to be careful and keep that in mind
I’m confused. Why fill the package with all that crap if not gonna let them open it up for great surprise? Porch pirate needs to be a felony cuz shit happens like nothing gonna happen cuz most of the time it doesn’t
Gee, WHO COULD EVER HAVE SEEN THIS COMING!?!
This is why I don’t buy anything online anymore
Respect.
Swing for the fences
Carlos you did great!
The nation has had enough!!
Suspect has been caught at last. Family man finally got a chance to apply street justice.
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90,000 packages every day !!!!???? Are you kidding - the police need to step up as this is simply absurd.
Hey here's a thought - GET A PO BOX! Problem solved. Packages will be delivered there.
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This is how neighborhoods used to take care of things.
That's why I don't allow package delivery to my residence.
First word out of thief’s mouth, “bro”, he’s not my brother!
If only there were some deterrent to stop this.
He better be careful about breaking the law and/or being sued.
LOVE this guy! Yes!
Kudos to Carlos!
*_"Professional Ball Droppers"_* Nuff said.
Man is use to live close to that area, OMG!! They use to steal everything. I was so fed up I sold and moved.
People have had enough
Get a deck box or smaller box that has an eylete for a lock. Request when ordering or leave a note to place delivered items in box and secure lock. Keep a spare key of course or use combination lock. If you leave special instructions when ordering from Amazon and they don't follow them, they are responsible. Definitely make sure you screenshot your special instructions request.
They use to called this “entrapment”. It causes legal problems to use entrapments. This is the reason police departments and federal government agencies don’t use entrapment methods.
When lawlessness reigns, and police can no longer be counted on…
News company hiring via racist tactics: New York City is 20.2% (and if you count Afro-Latinos (probably increases that number to approx 25%) who are typically put in the Latino category, i.e., my wife), that number is higher.
So basically, approx 1 in 4 people on News should be black (of varying darker skin tones, hair textures, dreadlocks, braids, etc., but that is not what is reflected in the hiring process nor on-air personality phenotypes.
Need to get a lock on that gate.
Shame on any jury that would convict him.
I mean if no one's going to do anything about porch piracy...
90,000 every day? Question that stat? Likely less than million packages a day in New York. This reporter is saying 10% of packages are stolen? I question that stat.
Waiting on the news where the pirate sues for something stupid like stubbing his toe and wins.
He should not have let that guy reach into his backpack.
solution is simple: make it a first degree felony up to 20 years in prison. There are 2 major crimes associated with this that people don't consider. Not just theft, but defrauding the company or person who sent the package. This makes an innocent company or person seem guilty of not delivering their product when in fact they did. This should be taken into extreme consideration.
Inglorious Bastardized
I don't know. I get it when one says, "It's not worth anyone's life for a several to hundred-dollar worth item..." and so on, BUT, I also think of the 'slippery slope' argument where if the thief gets away with a 'small' crime, then does that not EMBOLDEN the criminal to persist and even commit even more and worse crimes in the future? Does it not cause the quality of life to erode overall? One day, it may be a piece of merchandise worth a few dollars but it can potentially lead to a car worth several thousands of dollars or even worse.
Remember, life in California DID NOT degrade overnight!!
It's NY so i am still waiting for the DA to press charges.... on the home owner.
Have neighborhood postal lockboxes.
Not guilty if I'm a juror. Who agrees ?
He is correct...it's not worth losing your life for $200 (whether you are the thief or the homeowner).
Found the cuckold
But...if its my home then it's my right and privilege to protect it with my life if I choose.
If I burglar steals from me he is saying he thinks what I have is worth his life.
Only happens mainly in US because delivery services are too lazy to get a signature and the courier firms won't take responsibility for undelivered packages.
That's just as criminal as the thieves
In which dumbass country do they just lay the package in front of the door? Seriously..
YES!!!
I thought they said crime was down 😂
90,000 in one city per day??? That can’t be right, is it?
In the UK, they physically give you the parcel. They have to ring your doorbell or knock on your door to give it you. If you’re not in, a neighbour will sign for it or you can arrange for it to be delivered to a local supermarket or convenience store. They would never leave something in front of my home
Seriously, there are package receptacles for your parcels that only delivery drivers can open. If you order that many packages, don't monitor their progress, or are away when your delivery arrives, invest in the box. They are mounted to your porch and arent going anywhere. Let's get with the program and stop facilitating these thieves.
0:37 “Oh shit!!!!”
😂😂😂😂😂😂
He’s a lot nicer than me, I’ll tell you that..
Why are lockable drop boxes for packages not a popular thing still?
Isn’t it sad that the homeowner has to worry about getting in trouble.
In Florida -our Governor is cracking down on this and all kinds of crime. 👍
Go after your Governor, Mayor AND the crap Pres we have now.
It's NY, the cops just drove the guy down the street and let him go. They're not allowed to arrest actual criminals in NY anymore.
Yup.
Only the beginning
Good going, make sure you don't break the law and end up in jail instead of the thief. You need a container attached to your porch that your delivery could be put in and it locks. Someone come up with one and you could make a mint.
You are the first defense.
I suggest vendors and delivery companies take on responsibility and work on developing a secure delivery system. The I delivered your package and it's not my problem after we drop it at your door delivery is not a great solution.
Like most people he’s sick and tired of these losers stealing what isn’t theirs. Like most of us he works hard for his money to buy the things he needs (unlike these criminals) and he has every right to protect what is his. When are the cops and the city going to do something about this and all the other crap going on in New York these days?
Thats why i go shopping!, I've never ordered anything except a pizza!.
It should be illegal for a courier or delivery company to leave a parcel on someones porch in the first place. If it's not actually "DELIVERED" as in it's in your home, then it hasn't been delivered. This is just delivery companies being too lazy.
Go Carlos Go!!!