Residents shocked after hidden camera found in Southern California neighborhood
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- Опубликовано: 8 май 2024
- Residents are dismayed after a hidden camera disguised as a rock was discovered in a Chino Hills neighborhood. The camera was designed to blend in with its environment and was carefully placed in a grassy area underneath a tree on a center median.
The camera was also pointed directly at James Dimapasok’s home. “It was a camera that was covered in clay that looked like a rock so it was very precise,” Dimapasok said. “It was on a power bank so it was a cordless camera.”
Dimapasok's neighbor alerted him last week after discovering the hidden camera outside of their homes on Glen Ridge Drive. “I was scared,” he said. “My wife was crying.”
KTLA’s Shelby Nelson reports on May 9, 2024.
Details: ktla.com/news/local-news/resi...
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Theres probably a lott of neighborhoods with hidden cameras where they shouldn't be.
Shouldn't be? Who says?
Where shouldn’t they be?
Start checking & paying attention
My downstairs neighbors have a camera pointed at the sidewalk, recording everyone who walks by... I make sure to "🖕🏾" every time I pass by.
why? cops got drones, helicopters and planes recording you all the time. be more scared of that.
thats a teenager , not an adult
Or someone trying to catch someone cheating.🤔
How do you know? This looks like a wife maybe trying to see if her husband is cheating on her with a man or something since it’s too common nowadays.
What? That’s definitely a kid! 🤣 someone said a wife? Do you have eyes, friend? 🤣
@@UnderstandingDarkness wut….
Totally a kid.
Why not leave the camera, cover it and wait for the person to come and fix it?
Exactly! 👍
Because that would take common sense.
Brilliant!
You've just been promoted to the detective for that department
They should have put something in front of it, like a yard sign and waited for the person to come and move it then catch the guy.
Looked like the suspect had a bag on his arm with more cameras to plant. I’d be searching for more!
I like the way you think.
So they’re watching the neighborhood perhaps, eh?
@@TheWorldIsMyOyster17 Seems like it. Maybe their H.O.A. is secretly behind it. There are many crazy possibilities. If it gets solved, I hope we get a follow up to the story.
I thought the same.
@signsofplay that teen going be payed cus if thay took it that's theft and violating his freedom a constitution protected activity right to recored anything u can see from public property
'what appears to be a gray hat'... looks more like a white helmet to me
I see you see the world like I do . . . lol.
That was such a massive dirt bike helmet with the indistinguishable characteristics. A hat... What is this the 1950s and he's wearing a giant white top hat. 😂
Me too.
AI teleprompt lol
Ah, news reporting at its finest.
I would’ve left it and waited for that guy to come pick it up again.
And then done what? Asked him why he’s using his 1st amendment in an odd way? Nothing illegal about filming a house from a sidewalk. Google does it and no one cares.
@@andrewcaton6793 It's not their property so they don't have a right to set up anything on it, derp .
A camera for a camera!!
@@andrewcaton6793we found the culprit..
It was hooked up to the cell tower so we didn’t have to come pick it up to get the video string
People do realize they are being recorded everywhere all the time right? They even recorded the kid that put down the camera.
You think anyone should tell him that just about every house in the area has a camera pointed at his house called a Ring Doorbell?
Why didn't they bump the camera so the perpetrator would need to come back to readjust it?🤔
Or try to figure out forensically what WiFi it was connecting to.
@@ogadlogadl490 They said communicating via CELL tower......
@@nyghthawk00 I looked it up and your right, you’d figure there’d be an originating source ID, IP address or some thing that could be traced. These electrical devices don’t function in singularity.
Good idea .. prbbly no one thought of that idea
Common sense isn’t in the liberal California brain.
Probably thieves. I woulda not leaked this on the news and kept a close eye on it
Exactly.
Exactly.
Location and interview kinda stupid
Yeah, they should have let the cops know and left it there, someone was going to show up to pick it up and that's when the cops could have grabbed him.
@@aleuttrel2260 its a leave and forget cameras. The newcomer latinos are not that stupid. They know how to do home invasions effectively
What's a bigger crime? Filming in public, or, theft of property?
Yea I didn't see any crime at all, besides living in California and littering.
They have hidden camera detectors available that you can buy.
Start scanning your neighborhoods with them.
Yea that won't work bro. You can't scan the entire neighborhood.
It was a cellphone in a lump of clay with a battery bank attached.
What you going to do scan the neighborhood for cell phones?
On my usual path home from work,I saw one in a tree facing an apartment entry. I got real close to it and waved to it and when i walked by it the next day,it was gone.
Dea is famous for putting up cameras to watch homes. They'll even dress like power line technicians. And plant a camera high up on a telephone pole.
DEA I have not seen or talked to one of them in a while. I think FBI scared them away or they only work from home since covid and never went back to work.
@@DavidParker-bc6mvThey were targeted by the cartels and had to go into hiding.
Game wardens are good at that too.
Same here. This one was monitoring the intersection with blind sides.
Should have put the camera back and wait for the person to come back and get it. Catch and question him or her. Now he or she knows they have it. The cover is blown.
Exactly. They would have to come back and replace the charger. It would have been max 2 days, for the battery to die out, and they could have set their ring camera to zoom in on it. It would have been so simple to catch the person.
Instead they put it on the local news... what a cracksquad of saavy, motivated journalists
@@TamTranTriZzle But if they set it to only turn on, on motion the battery could last as long as a month. I know cuz I like most people these days have a Ring doorbell cam and those batteries last a LONG time before needing to charge.
Yep
@@mlong9475 Sure, but anyone who does this, would not risk leaving it unattended for more than max a couple days. Even more than a full day is risking it. If it was a hidden camera inside, in a room, a car etc.. that can go undetected indefinitely, they could certainly leave it for much longer. But this is outside in a very public/high traffic area. Forget the grass growing and has to be cut, but just the fact that an area where people walk by, or even dogwalking etc... the chance it will be stumbled upon is high. If it was me, I would not leave it for more than 24 hours. At the least, they should have monitoted it for a day (maybe they did?)
If the camera is transmitting a signal, it can be tracked or at least the cell signal associated with the camera.
unless they are using a VPN
Everyone is just way over thinking this,
now they have been linked to tourism robbery chain in connection to Columbia.... maybe they weren't over thinking maybe you're just a dope how would befittingly get robbed like an idiot.
This is the state of journalism. They read the words even when they conflict with the report from their own eyes. Every joke about anchorpersons you have ever seen is true.
Yeah, and people take medical advice form them.
Like being able to call themselves a "Doctor" or similar on TV, so long as there's a disclaimer in the credit roll.
Exactly. I refer to all of them as "'News' Bobbleheads", because that's all they really are. Sadly, the 'News Directors' at most stations are vacuous, unintelligent people as well. Local TV 'news' is just a huge joke anymore.
A gray hat?……These are journalists?
def blackhat
There are no "journalists" anymore.
Yes. Don't ever question them either.
yep.
State run propagandists.
Thank you for covering this story!!
The hilarity of the home owner being freaked out about a camera pointed at his house than they provide a camera image from his home pointing out to the same place. Filming isnt a crime in public people.
Setting up a surveillance camera on your own home to monitor the safety and security of your house is not a crime. Walking down the street and recording isn’t a crime. Hiding a camera on someone else’s lawn and secretly recording their property can in fact be a crime.
@@HiThisIsMine Can be. or IS ?
@@KuramaKitsune1 - Can be. The act in itself is not illegal.
@@HiThisIsMine If you look at where they placed it its on public easement, not 'in' the yard. I suspect the camera placer knows the laws
@@massv953 - lol, ok, it’s on an easement.. I bet the city shows up a couple times a month to mow and water it too.
The point is that surreptitiously recording someone, can in fact be a crime. This isn’t the guys home where he is monitoring for security. I’m sure he does know the laws, which is exactly why he was trying to disguise the camera so nobody sees it… and that’s a huge part of the illegality of it.
Come on police... This is happening all over the world. You know exactly what this is, lol. Either they're playing dumb on purpose or they actually are dumb. Was the scooter not a dead giveaway?
This is a "porch-pirate". They often use scooters and bikes because they're quiet and can be taken right up to the porch, never leaving the thieves' possession. Park a van around the corner, so plates aren't seen by doorbell cameras, and use a scooter to go door to door because it's faster than on foot, and these guys cover huge ranges, 40-50 miles a day. They're not specifically looking at that house, they're watching the street for delivery vans. Then they know when to go down each street. "When" they strike is important, for a porch pirate, it's all about the "When". Too early and they get nothing, too late and all the good stuff is gone. They need real-time recon.
They used to just follow the vans, but now many of the vans in problem areas actually have rear cameras that can spot when there's a vehicle following for a long time. They're not ubiquitous yet by any means, but they are becoming annoyingly common for thieves, lol. Those follower cameras have led to quite a few arrests and convictions in the last couple of years.
Also a couple years ago, you knew for example that UPS would show up to a given neighborhood at 9AM, FedEx at 2PM, Amazon at 8PM, etc, with predictable routes and schedules. That made it easy for Porch Pirates, so most companies opted for some randomization in their routes in non-commercial, problem areas.
Thieves responded by ordering small $1 items to random addresses in a targeted neighborhood so they'd get tracking details and they'd be notified when it and presumably everything else in the area arrived. So services stopped real-time tracking for small ticket items. You can still track your new TV, but a 6-pack for hair ties just gets there when it gets there, lol.
So next the thieves opted to use public (usually DOT) traffic cam feeds. This was useful, as a still image can be AI-processed every few seconds to detect specific vehicles and send an SMS alert, so the thief is cruising the neighborhood and gets an alert for the big brown van on Maple Ave in real time, and that whole setup to monitor an entire city costs under $500 using the public cameras. Municipalities responded in a variety of ways, usually with a delay and some sort of time-out on the public camera feeds, forcing you to log in to see them, or enter a captcha every 15-30 minutes. That's still easily worked around, but requires a slightly more tech-savvy thief.
So then thieves place their own cameras in targeted areas so they retain control of the feed. It costs a little more, but they break even in a day or so, the cost of doing "business". And the cameras and battery packs are cheap (under $15 on Temu and Wish), the only real expense is the wireless communications, usually these are planted outside houses with unprotected wifi. Then wireless communication is just a $5 wifi addon to the camera. All-in $25-$50 per camera with a little DIY assembly, and ~$500 on the back-end for the computer the cameras transmit to, which detects vehicles and relays messages to the people on the ground. Sometimes they will use cellular connections tied to prepaid accounts (paid in cash) as well. It's still much cheaper and more efficient than using a human "spotter".
This is not new. This is not a mystery. This is not obscure information known only to insiders, lol. The police know exactly what this is, so why don't the home owners? It seems like something you could tell them to both put their minds at ease and help them to take necessary precautions. This is just someone trying to steel your delivered socks, USB charging cables and whatever other crap you order online, and they are still easily thwarted if you pay attention. And now you know where they're operating. You DO NOT put this on the news, just set a bait package and wait down the street and arrest him. It's easy. All this report and the police's silence to the homeowner did was tip your hand to the bad guys. Report on it AFTER the arrest, not before, lol.
Very interesting!
I enjoyed reading this!
Boy u sure have plenty of interesting input. I am amazed how much dedication u have to post your comment. U must have time on your hands😅😅😅
My god. You wrote a book.
He must be fed up with them porch pirates @@bfdee1603
i can understand a homeowner putting up cameras on their property but this guy is just a dirtbag with bad intentions
Or someone looking for people committing disability insurance fraud. . .
@@bobroberts2371 care to prove out that theory? was not placed by the property owner or anyone else legally able to place a camera
@@bobroberts2371 they would be COMMITTING A CRIME (setting hidden camera) to catch someone committing a crime? 🤦🏻♀️.. NO. Whoever placed it is a Thug with BAD INTENTIONS!!! 😡
They should have left it and caught the person..But nope...
How do you know ?
People should be looking for these things when they’re about
As someone who has volunteered in human trafficking awareness since 2010, This is absolutely nefarious, and most likely nothing to do with the home it was facing. The person who did it disguised themselves to look like a kid with an animal hat with ears and using a scooter. Human trafficking most likely to see which kids walk home alone. Broadband security cameras that run off cell towers are expensive bc most home-use cameras use a nearby wifi signal off a router. A needs a dedicated hidden IP address. Feds need to be called bc this is a deeper job.
He's really a 300 lb 65 year old woman?
There’s nothing pointing to human trafficking, at all. Much more likely to have something to do with burglaries, or casing for potential ones anyway
how many Q flags you rockin homie? lol
, maybe it's just an illegal "medical clinic" , for Special parts , pieces,,
@@ash1eyrose I agree. They wouldn’t get much personal information about people’s behaviors and personalities pointing cameras like that, but they could maybe tell when a house is empty.
It looks like this person planted another one across the street. Everyone needs to check their lawns etc for other hidden cameras.
That was a different view from across the street.
Everyone in the nation should! THEY are always watching!
The police should install cameras so that they can watch us to make sure we don't install them to watch us (or them)! Don't thank me. You're welcome for pointing it out, though. They're already doing it.
I found one in my pocket! Everyone, strip naked and exit your houses.. these cameras could be anywhere!
Oh No ! Call the FBI. 😮😂
It's an older kid, and 99.999% sure from the neighborhood.and it's not a grey hat LOL. You can clearly see it's a dirt-bike type helmet and he's wearing all white and even has on elbow pads. =Phenomenal reporting guys.
Definitely a blue shirt, not white
Yeah stoopid light blue shirt, but definitely a dirt bike or mountain bike helmet.
But then the attention seeking neighbor goes on to tell everyone their children's school routine 🙄 WTF! MEDIA is NOT your friend People🤦♀️
@@kingti85and grey sweat pants
Younger teenager, not older.
Were any laws broken here?
The filming itself, from a public place, is not a crime. However, it could be deemed a crime if linked to a conspiracy to commit a crime related to the camera's placement.
There should be laws against journalism this stupid.
@@tn2cw
And just how will they prove a potential conspiracy? It’s all speculation until someone can find hard evidence.
No
@@LuckyCharms777 just as a "for instance' - imagine CSI/forensics pulling a thumb print off the sim that's transmitting data and it matching the guy in a cell two stations over who got found with 15 differently addressed parcels and a scooter?
Scooters are a nice tool to move about quickly when you don't want to be tracked
Have you ever heard of bicycles?
They are called Ring Cameras. They are everywhere, and anyone can access them.
those are not ring cameras...google the term and you'll see. these are covert surveillance cameras usually put out by home owners in their front gardens to watch their own house...
There are so many cameras that the person placing the camera was caught on camera. And ironically, they were filmed by someone that was creeped out that they were being filmed?
Have you seen the ring doorbell vids where a neighbor is staring at the camera creepily 👀 For some reason people are attracted & offended by cameras. Maybe this was revenge for his cam!
😂
As I said above:
Say the residents who have cameras ALL OVER HELL AND BACK.
She said the opposite of what she meant. To correct language usage @:55: 1) "From here, the placement of a rock wouldn't seem too conspicuous...." OR 2) "From here, the placement of a rock would seem inconspicuous..."
Time for the neighborhood to surveil what's going on in their neighborhood too. Exact reason why the person was covered up the way they were.
The neighborhoods that have been targeted time and time again need to look for this.
yup
Galindo you are a bit ambiguous
@@tomtoms15 Yes, you are right. People who live in the neighborhoods that keep on getting hit would understand.
@soniagalindo7589 it's gettn crazier everyday, too many thugs n
… I always feel like somebody's watching me
And I have no privacy (oh, oh)
I always feel like somebody's watching me
Tell me is it just a dream?
more like the dream police
Rockwall Rock
This is what is called Community Stalking.. They could be looking for someone, and this was known to be their last know address..
That scooter is a Kugoo G2 Pro. I got mine from Best Buy. It lights up mostly pinkish along the sides if the headlight is on.
That’s a 14yr old boy on the scooter. Wonder if there’s a 14yr old girl that lives in that house. Something other than money on his mind.
Or someone paid them to put it there.
Someone paid this teenager to put that there. Obvious. He said he owns businesses so it could be a disgruntled ex employee who gave money to a teenager to put the camera there because the ex employee knew he had cameras on his property.
@@darkpisces8125I was gonna comment the same! Someone paid that kid!
Middle class kids talk at the first sign of pressure, I don’t think anyone paid him. I think OP is closer with the girl angle.
@@stumpel54 Yeah, maybe they don’t know what “obvious” means
I'm old and overweight. If someone pointed a camera at my place, Heaven help them!
😅😅😅😅😅😊
Are you going to wrestle them like Sumo wrestler ?
@@RockyRaccoonsdead how to say your a keyboard rambo without saying your a keyboard rambo
“Feast your eyes!” 👀
Camera is not a rocket launcher
Omg this happened in Temecula yesterday! Crown Hill neighborhood. Camera was disguised as a plant and the neighbor saw them do it and notified the homeowner. Bomb squad was called to make sure it wasn't an explosive.
Should’ve gotten the police and FBI involved not the media
Who do you think put it there?
it is not illegal
Should have put it back so u could maybe find out who put it there?
Check the house BEHIND YOU 🧐
Nobody chases anybody anymore and hits them with pipes. Do young people even know what a bumper jack is?
They are casing the house, duh.
Free camera
Hahaha
😩😂😂
I wonder who gets to keep it?
This is a tactic sometimes deployed by private investigators and law enforcement or anyone trying to surveille someone but setting up on the house in a vehicle is not possible... When I used to investigate workmens comp claims we would deploy setups like this in a McDonald's bag that looked like someone littered their trash but we were always in close proximity ready to follow the subject if they left the residence, also if someone picked up our decoy because they thought it was trash or something then we would politely explain the situation as much as we could and retrieve our equipment.... I have only worked 2 cases where we deployed this method... And hundreds of cases where it was not necessary because there was somewhere we could park and monitor what we needed to from the vehicle..... That being said I don't think that is what is going on here at least not for any legal purposes.... Probably the target because he is a business owner.... Might have saved himself a violent home invasion.... Hope they get some answers
Work from home 🏡
Sounds like the cia trying to do there job 😅
They have already identified it , just grab it and find out what the purpose is and if you have put more cameras to remove them , jail is a crime .
Somebody KNOWS that person. I'm just saying...SOMEBODY needs to speak up!
Scientologists do this.
Why?
@@signsofplay😂
@@signsofplayTo harass former members
I believe it
😊 Where does my cat 🐈 go at night 🌙
The reporter states the camera was "doing more than recording." All the camera is able to do is record. It cannot get up and walk around, break into a house or whisper sweet nothings to passersby. The camera was installed with nefarious intent - so neighbors, beware.
Yeah I'm not sure what they meant by that statement lol
Devices can track frequencies like Bluetooth, wifi, or specifimc 'Share' functions on a phone and see if your phone is nearby by from the frequencies it's emitting.
It was transmitting using the cell system
That's the brain of a Californian. Not much there.
They literally said it was transmitting off of nearby cell towers.. ie. Live streaming
Can legally record in public, hidden or not.
Local kid. That bike won't be used to go too far.
It's called a scooter, derp
So, they expect the cam to last a single mowing? Odds are, you know the person. And, whatever it was, it was intended to have already taken place. That is, unless there's a PI or Ins company looking into you.
Leave a note where the camera was with his screen caps. .... The cameras might have finger prints inside or on the memory card. ❤
Oh my god, dust for fingerprints because this is the crime of the century! Lol
@@lowfrequencyfilms Dust for glove prints.
What kind of car is that next to you in the picture? I have a hunch based on the situation and the wheel type
I saw one in a tree one time pointing at a bus stop. I think this is way more common than we'd like it to be.
Did six graders write the script for this news report?
Gen Z.....🤷
Highly paid writers from the Screen Actors Guild.
.... (nuff said) ....
If I found out that there was a hidden camera placed facing my home the first thing I would think is that someone might be trying to scope my home and learn who lives in my home and study the ins and out of people in my home so that they can make their move and rob my home. That’s exactly what I would suspect! We are living very scary times with the cost of inflation, housing, food, and gas up to the roof. It’s becoming almost nearly impossibly for average hardworking Americans even middle-class folks to sustain themselves with such high cost. It would not surprise me that things will only get worst, and we will continue to see an increase of home robberies as people start to become desperate. We are living very scary and uncertain times.
Get a helmet and a ring Cam
@@Batmandabombhelmet?
@@mikeylikesit6622yes. For being a R
@@BatmandabombReckon Aluminium foil works better then Tin foil? Asking for a mate,... :D
@@PiDsPagePrototypes Tin with an Aluminum under helmet
They have a camera on the house across the street too. Why didnt the media mention to the viewers that recording in public is 100% lawful?
👍🏽🤟🏼thank you again. Look forward to you reporting.
"More than just recording." Like what? Stealing apples off trees? Mowing the grass secretly? It's a camera in public.
Could scan for frequencies like bluetooth etc... so if X bluetooth signature pops up turn on the cam..
Everyone on that street, should get ring cameras.Homeowner really should've left the camera there ,contacted the police and maybe set up some sort of trap,for that person.
The REAL CRIMINALS: Ring spies on your even worse and uses a 1/4 mile a network to combine data. It can collect data from you that you never knew existed, including voice data and the gait of your walk. All of this data is analyzed and stored on a super-fast processing computer for Bezos to sell to cops or high bidders. Amazon owns Ring.
Unless you have opt out, your Ring camera is spying right now.
Look it up and protect your family and neighbors from robocop.
Betting they'll be talking to a local kid who's getting bullied while walking home that way.
THEY FIGURED IT OUT - They found a dozen more cameras at different homes. They are being used by Burglers to know when people have left the home. So they can break in.
So this is how they just happen to know when your not home
Did the reporter say the camera was doing more than recording? WTF else did the camera do? Did do a Limbo dance or microwave a frozen hamburger?
How did you know about the burgers? Are you the kid in the dirt bike helmet who planted it ? What else do you know ?
😂
The kid on the scooter lives nearby. It will be simple to find him. But it's CA so it's not like he'll ever be punished.
@@susanw489 the parents can punish their kid for being creepy, yes. legally i don't think there's an issue unless they can tie it in with something else that is illegal
It’s a public area so free to record.
It's about the intentions and motives behind it.
@@PrivacyReasons Intentions have not yet been made illegal unless coupled with an illegal act. IE: conspiracy to go to the beach VS conspiracy to commit robbery... EVEN though you just want to go to the beach and look at young kids...
@@PrivacyReasons Not relevant. It is legal to record in a public place, even if it is creepy.
2:09 Common sense: The camera is there so the thief can see when they come and go, and when the coast is clear to enter the house.
0:54 "From here, the placement of a rock wouldn't seem too inconspicuous." Huh? Do you even know what inconspicuous means?🤔
Exactly!!😂😂😂
When I heard that, I was like "What?? Someone fell asleep in vocabulary class, and it wasn't me."
How embarrassing.🤦🏻♀️
@@jaytee2642 Right! In fact, that entire report was preposthumous! That of course would mean before after you're dead, so it's just right now.✅
These comments man! 😂 thank you for making me laugh 😂
@@nancylara4901 > thank you for making me laugh 😂
You're welcome. And I say this as a proud member of the LGB community. Uh, that still means, "Let's Go Brandon," right?😆
but it was outside of Jameses house...
James seems like a cool guy, be like James.
His surname Dimapasok means "can't enter" that's why someone just installed a hidden camera instead lol
His pnoy
I travel I forget in which city in southern CA at Planet Fitness there is a camera pointed to inside the door on the mirror to view the changing room. It doesn't matter if you tell me it is turned off or for what poor reason you have it, it can be turned on at will. Why is it there?
Imagine how many of these are everywhere. In apartment complexes, neighborhood etc.
They want to know what time he leaves his house. How long he is gone. Ect. Work ect.
Where do they sell cameras that look like a rock?
They have been around since the 90s. Spy shops and even novelty catalogs list them for sale.
The camera doesn't look like a rock. They placed a clay rock on top of the camera to hide it.
@@mhaas281 No, The camera is disguised as rock with the power bank.
game/trail camera and power bank. looks like he covered the camera with plaster/clay and spray painted it
@@mjgII The winner!! Exactly what I saw and heard.
Notice how they never indicated a crime had been committed.
Tell the owner to put up signs that people are on camera themselves
How did he spot the disguised hidden camera. There are now mini camera in the market miniature size that can be placed any where undetectable. Keep alert. What the laws say, please advise.
With 3D printing and a paint job, you can make almost anything small look like it belongs there. Bark, grass, other textures etc.
Ca is turning into a weird place.
no its always been weird you are know just seeing it
not as weird as florida
Probably....the water 💧 gestopo, lawns looked green
Everyone in California is from somewhere else just as weird.
Oklahoma is a weird place. Wisconsin is a weird place. S Dakota voted for Kristi Noem twice. How weird is that?
If the person that planted this had a backpack commenters are right. They were probably doing several neighborhoods and casing a lot of houses.
Should have left the camera there and kept it under surveillance until the person came back and then busted them!
That why you have to start a neighborhood watch with all the neighbors.
Where is this?
Can they track the transmission ?
Check the trees
Check the birds!
@@sal2975 lmao 😂 what next check the clouds 🌧️
Check the insects.
Simmer down Mcfly!
Police are investigating……THEMSELVES
If this was using a cell network it was registered at the time to an account. The problem is it is not illegal to place cameras on public property. At least in my state. Dont know about the Peoples Republic of California.
Wow, scary!
Someone paid this teenager to put that there. Obvious. He said he owns businesses so it could be a disgruntled ex employee who gave money to a teenager to put the camera there because the ex employee knew he had cameras on his property.
How many times are you going to post this opinion? 😂
That’s crazy you went that far into this.
Who involves a teenager into their criminal conspiracy?! 🤣 Seems like they'd be the 1st to tell on you.
@@slapskate Criminal conspiracy? What would the crime be?
When an idiot thinks the dumbest possibility is "obvious" 😅
that guy trying to convince us that he has no money in his house, he's trying to much so he probably has
he says no cash. its probably in the bank
@@aeptacon he is lying, I see his face, he has cash
@@catdogcom20-100 dollars in cash on hand is not cash cash
😊....house is worth 800,000k .....I got no money ....looking for that casino 🎰 money 💰
He should had followed up by saying I do have loaded guns.
You need more cameras to catch people with cameras. I hate it when those doorbell cameras have very low quality resolution. The government must mandate high resolution 8K cameras.
"That person" looks like a kid to me.
Could be completely coincidental that it's across from that guys house. It could be for another reason than to case his house. Has the whole street. Maybe they want to know if a particular car drives by at a certain time. Could be a husband checking out his wife's whereabouts, etc.
So what. All the neighbors have ring cameras. And now James is going to add more cameras to the mix.
That person looks like a teenager
Creepy af
Wildlife cameras are about 30 bucks too. I wish that we could have camera sensors that would let us know if we are being filmed when in public.
How did this make it into the news?
Either a Private a eye or he's on workman's comp and being investigated from his job
No they don’t do it that way. Private eyes and workers comp investigated this way. Someone paid this teenager to put that there. Obvious. He said he owns businesses so it could be a disgruntled ex employee who gave money to a teenager to put the camera there because the ex employee knew he had cameras on his property.
Um, gotta laugh at the speculation on these feeds 😂
Looks like a kid maybe put it there for the street not the house .Could be for the parents car passing so he knows there on the way
🤔....Ferris Bueller
They should have put a camera on the hidden camera.
Guaranteed it was placed there by a private investigator
Creepy