*Regarding the first video:* that was 100% a gun in his waistband. As soon as he thought the homeowner was possibly going to open the door he seemed like he was getting ready to pull it out. People are absolutely mental.
@@Doughnut121 its not political it's damn true. Liberal types do not believe in self defense and would rather see more victims than dead perps. The way that liberal types simp for evil people who rob and kill but have no sympathy for the victims is disgusting
If you opening a door - it means that youre not smart or too young, if you keeping the door locked and talking to them though a door - they know that youre ready to shoot them, so a fear kicks them out of your place like insects. I'm praying for demonic people to wake up, because robbing someones home is one of the most suicidal thing to do.
I know right? I'm thinking of getting a Rottweiler or doberman pencer though this is why they need bigger dogs in the city they might not even go on your porch with a fully trained large service dog. I know a lot of times you should probably be a home owner but apartment complexes have a need for them too. I've seen them chase off large bears too.
@@saturngirl3748 We have a german shepherd and most people already stay away once he starts barking. Definitely can recommend getting one, they are lovely pets too!
the dudes pretending to be CPD is so oddly hilarious to me. Did they really expect anyone to fall for that? Even after they'd spotted the camera? When they clearly did not look or sound like cops? Too funny that they expected that to work.
Honestly I live with my grandparents and they always leave the front door unlocked because "It's a safe neighborhood" They lock the door at night but during the day, It's unlocked unless I lock it. Just because It's the middle of the day. Doesn't mean someone can't just walk in because the door was unlocked.
@@mymelody589 that’s dangerous, and i figure grandparents are pretty fragile, so if someone walked in during the day, it could’ve ended badly since they can’t defend themselves. even if it’s a nice neighborhood, no one needs for them to unlock their doors, it’s a bit dumb and risky to do that
When i was 9, my dad left me home alone for 10 minutes to go across the road so he could get payment for a job he did there. When i was home alone, i heard someone banging on the back door, screaming to be let in. Dude sounded mental, he was begging, pleading, screaming. Half the time it was incomprehensible. He walked around to the side window and was hitting it, i could hear him making horrible noises. It didn't stop, i was legit terrified i was about to die. When my dad got home, i told him and he went to check. Turns out it was just my brother coming home from a friends house really really drunk and needed to pee lmao. The horrible noises? Was just him vomiting on himself. Safe to say he didn't talk to me for a while.
my brother and I used to walk down the road behind our house late at night, and one day one of the people started yelling at us and stuff for just walking past his house (we were never on his property) So not all the time people outside of your house are up to no good, but it is a good thing to think they are so that you are prepared for anything they try if they are up to no good.
@@imahack_41t87 a lot of times people dream of an intruder. Paranoid people seeing people simply waking by is just as dangerous as an armed person trying to break in!
If you're out at night just goofing around near people's homes YOU ARE going to cause people to be on edge. Go somewhere else or get your ass home before you get yourself in trouble! Don't you understand the times we're living in? Lot of bad stuff happening and people are on alert, NOT paranoid!
@@evanabbott2737 More to the point, you have to take responsibility for the safety of your loved ones! The notion that you can count on Law Enforcement for it is nonsense on the face of it! Anyone with eyes, ears and a functioning brain knows that. A sheriff deputy told us that in Citizen's Academy. Get a weapon while you still can, get well trained in the use of it and be a student of life in the present world. There are no guarantees but your chances will be better than those of the complacent fools living like chickens with their heads stuck under their left wings!
There was a serial killer who just walked around town, looking for a unlocked door. That was it, that was his only requirement. He did kill a woman who was sitting in her backyard, relaxing. Her husband was under suspicion for years. The killer was caught in MA when he got into a girl's bedroom, and her dad held him for the police. Apparently no one knows how many murders he did. Lock your doors!
Even though they can be dangerous, the one with the mountain lions was definitely the LEAST scary. They just do what mountain lions do, while people can actually be evil.
"It's impossible to know the mountain lion's intentions... and maybe they were just planning to rob the homeowner... but they could also have had much more sinister plans had the homeowner answered the door. The mountain lions have yet to be identified by local police." - Chilling Scares, probably
when I was a kid my exact words were “I’m just a kid nothing bad can happen to me” boy oh boy was i very wrong. It’s shit like that you don’t notice til ur older…
These guys are bad but there’s even way worse out there. At least these guys don’t have huge claws or blades coming out there hands or super strength or something like that.
When the two guys was claiming to be CPD, I would have said hold on a second, Let me put my clothes on and I’ll be right down. Then had them wait until the real police got there.
They are not that stupid, usually getting dressed it takes like 2 minutes or 3 if in that time you haven't opened the door, they'll be like "We better go away".
Those are some solid neighbors who jumped to help put out that fire. And those guys who pretended to be CPD were pretty damn bold, like wtf is wrong with people? Crazy world.
You two in this comment thread seem like the people who would start screaming "police state" as the first ones if more of them were around or standing at every corner, like they are supposed to by you guy's standards.
I like how he thought he was being smart to notice the camera at 5:00 and pull his friend away, yet he was standing clear as day in it’s field of view xD
I am wondering why the narrator did not seem to realize that the guy at 5:02, and the very first guy in the white hoodie are most likely the same guy. Look at the mannerisms, height, weight and the way he talks, it's all exactly the same. The only thing different is the second hoodie had pictures on the front while the first one did not. He also had on a different pair of pants at the second house. What makes me almost absolutely sure it's him is the fact that both houses were in Toledo Ohio. He tried the "it's me" scam at the woman's house, that did not work. So, the next time he tried the "CPD" scam. The guy he pulled away from the camera was the same guy hiding behind the dumpster. Police need to catch this creep.
@@kellymccain3403 It is not the same person. The voices are completely different. The faces although covered are very different. The guys at 5:02 are definitely Latinos males. their accents give it off. The first guy is a White man possibly with short brown hair and his voice is more typical of white males.
@Candace Osei Bonsu maybe that and a Smith & Wesson, because no criminal in America should feel safe trying to break into your home with evil intentions. Gotta love that 2nd amendment!
Even with a gun and an alarm system there’s some nights I don’t feel safe. That all went away when I got a dog. Not saying a German Shepard, pit, or Rottweiler will make you safe, but I can actually rest easy knowing my little rox can protect me
"Who is it?" "It's me." Bro, this might have worked prior to the cell phone era, but almost everyone shoots a text when they show up now. "Its me" isn't gonna get you in almost anywhere, especially at a time people aren't usually showing up.
@@TheDarkwasp The one that makes the assertion that vampires exist carries the burden of proof as we say in the law. For example, in a criminal case the prosecution carries the burden and has to prove the event happened. It is not up to defense to prove a negative before the prosecution proves their case in chief.
ALWAYS lock your doors, windows, and even bedroom door. Even if you are alone at home. Also, NEVER open the door even if someone dressed as a cop asks you to. Talk through the doorbell camera or intercom. Stay INSIDE.
@@thorny3218 i believe it depends of where do you live, in Mexico is a rule, no matter what that always lock everything, when you sleep or go away, for me is inusual to see people not lock their house.
@@thorny3218 So do you stay awake at all times too? All of these videos come from people clearly aware enough to record every attempted break in, and some even being ready for it, but many are still asleep when its happening. Your gun aint gonna do jackshit, even worse it could be used against you if the home-invader had more planned than simply taking your stuff.
I've caught attempted robbers on my camera that I wasn't even aware of at the time. It's scary when you realize you were just sleeping and someone was lurking around trying to get in your house.
To think that there actually was a time when people felt safe to leave their doors unlocked at night and now we have to have security cameras at our own homes like it’s a place of business. The world is so scary. I’m really considering getting one for my home, just a few weeks ago someone was knocking at my door at 4:30 am. I wouldn’t have even heard them if it wasn’t for my dog raising hell and waking me up. I sleep pretty hard and my husband works nights so it’s just me and the kids at night.
Not to be paranoid and I am in no way aware of your situation but if your husband could switch to a day shift that would be a lot safer. Also buying a legal firearm to protect yourself if that cannot happen. You have a family and you need to protect them 🙏
Things like this are why I am an extremely ardent supporter of homeowners and other lawful residents being allowed to use lethal force against malicious intruders with full and absolute immunity from criminal or civil consequences. No duty to retreat either. Your home is your sanctuary and it's reasonable that you should fight to protect it.
Yeah! For decades in Florida, the victim had "duty to retreat" or as I called it, doody to retreat. You had to prove you hid, begged for your life, whatever. Now we have one of the best stand your ground laws ( sometimes abused of course by skittle kid hunters ) but so far it still doesn't absolve every one who is forced to shoot someone they still get in really bad trouble sometimes. The cops and DA's are not as citizen friendly as the law intends. I would be tempted to keep and use a silencer and not call it in.
The man who put out the flame in the neighbor's bushes is a real hero. No doubt there would've have been more than one house burnt down if he hadn't gotten there that fast.
You can't make that assumption based on one action. If the fire had spread, his own house could've burned down. He could be a "hero", or he could be a selfish jerk saving his own house. You can't assume either one based on one action.
The homeowner in the “CPD” story should’ve told them he was getting dressed to come down as he sleeps naked that way those two idiots would’ve stuck around longer thinking they were gonna get in, but in all reality it was a trap to give the police more time to get there. Whenever you’re in a situation where you physically can’t be harmed right away due to there being a barrier between you & the suspect try to keep them talking or give them a reason to wait that way they stick around longer, it gives the cops a better chance at catching them because even if they leave right before the cops get there they’ll still be right in the area instead of them running off right away, the police not catching them because they disappeared & then they go make someone else their victim, time is a big factor in catching suspects, therefore if you can make a suspect wait around without putting yourself in direct danger than it’s best to do everything in your power to keep them waiting as long as possible.
yeah, but then they were armed, A shootout could have erupted in that neighborhood, Endangering the lives of the police officers & the neighbors. As soon as I'd see a gun, I'd arm myself. As police often occur AFTER a crime has happened.
One night while I was laying in bed with the light on I heard somebody sprinting down the sidewalk of my apartments at like 1:30 am. They were running full speed then I heard them turn into my building. Then they started beating on the door super fast like it was really urgent. I kind of just froze and let my dog bark but then they came around to my window and started knocking on it. The knocking eventually got slower and quieter until they were tapping on the window with their finger, right above me. If the blinds weren't closed they would have been looking down at me but I'm not so sure he couldn't see my outline because of the light. Idk what the hell was going on but I think they noticed my light on so chose to knock on it but I still don't know what for. They never said my name or said they need help or nothing and I didn't have my gun at this point so I just laid there. I've wondered if they really needed help or if it was a set up or what but the creepy tapping on the window with their finger made me suspicious asf. Still wonder about it to this day, this was in 2017
Ya idk how you bounce back from that. We just had a package thief and are still paranoid af let alone something like that. I think you made right call. Neighbor or friend bashing down door at 2am, sure come on it and lock the door. Stranger at 2am? Sry, I’ll call 911 for you but that’s about it.
I'm surprised no ones invented an Ring type door bell which can spray an indelible ink (like what's contained in bank notes in security vans) so if you feel threatened by anyone at the door at night you could remote control press a button and the camera would spray out the ink in a wide arc and cover the front of the intruder, if its the same ink used in those bank note traps then it takes weeks to be washed off but is otherwise harmless. Certainly make it easy to identify people if they were walking around with bright pink/red/blue dye on their face etc.
Awh. The fire video when he said “please put that out for me please” he sounded so nervous :((( I’m glad the neighbor caught it in time. Edit: I also just watched the second fire story in the video and wtf who does that😳
Yeah I was nervous. I was at work and couldn't get ahold of the neighbor to put it out. He thought I was joking when I said "our house is on fire" (That's my video. and it wasn't just one house, it was an apartment building burning down)
Just an idea: as an additional feature to a doorbell camera,. Sirens. You can press a button once you verify there's some creepy ass dude on your door and sirens would start blaring to spook these jerks away.
@@alliefe2439 Someone’s first instinct if they have been caught in the act of doing something criminal is to run. Why would someone trying to commit a home invasion continue with their assault when for all they know the police are on the way? A home invasion takes time something with the cops inbound they don’t have.
When i was 8, my mom used to send me a nearby store to buy some stuff...so one day coming back from the store a guy stopped me and said my mom is looking for me on the other road and silly me started following him as he said... Suddenly i don't know why but my mind was telling me to run,run right away. So within a second a started running as fast as i can towards home and the man didn’t ran after me as there were some people on the road... After a distance i looked back and could barely see his face....he was staring.. It's been 11 years but still i get chills what could have happened....
Something like this happened to me. I was 8 and biking home. I turned down the wrong street and saw a man outside his house waving me to come over/ I immediately felt a strong feeling in my gut and biked away as fast as I could. I was so scared. Still gives me chills
2020 was a scary year besides our rights being taken away and everything under lockdown they were requiring you to wear a mask in order to go anywhere. It was even completely acceptable to wear a bandanna wear shades and a hat making yourself an identifiable that’s what terrify me to go out. Was people wearing masks and not showing their faces kind of makes you wonder like why is it that wearing a face mask and covering your identity is legal for going out to a bar or lifting weights at the gym was not 2020 was a prime example of what communism really is and that wasn’t even the beginning of it
The puma video is really cool! They were probably siblings recently kicked out by mom and they hadn't split up yet. Most mature cats wouldn't be so reckless, but pets make an easy meal for inexperienced young pumas.
3:50 Dang, look at how quick that fire spread into the bushes. If that man didn't notice and prevent that fire from spreading, It would've been a bigger problem..
Another thing to keep in mind NEVER ignored someone knocking at your door, that will give the impression that the house is empty and they will break in. Always make yourself known, never open the door and call the police right away without alerting the intruders so they can be caught.
Lol. Silly criminals with their guns in full view of the cameras. Don’t they know by now how these things work? Too bad the real cops didn’t show up in time.
When seconds matter, the cops are only minutes away. Your safety is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY not the police, you probably don't own a firearm so you are just another victim, it's just a matter of time.
@@TheRoadhammer379 you can’t assume that about another person bro lmao you never know you can be carrying now a days so maybe you’re the one that has to be careful with that cloudy judgement of yours 😴
We don’t have mountain lions here in Scotland, largest wildlife we have is Deer, and regarding wild feline species we have the Scottish Wildcat, which is slightly larger than a domesticated cat, so seeing the mountain lions footage was honestly amazing! I’d 100% wanna set up trail cameras to get more footage of them, they’re gorgeous
Not sure if you've seen it, but there's footage on TH-cam of a guy being hunted by a Mountain Lion. Scary stuff. It's following him, and he's yelling at it while walking away.
I like how in the midst of these terrible people attempting to prey on others you show some heros putting out a neighbors fire. When watching videos like these its easy to forget how much good there is in the world.
That fire one was hard to watch. We’ve made it through both years of horrendous fires here in Northern CA, but in 2017 an ember traveled over 3 miles landed in our yard and caught fire. We were getting ready for our own evacuations but we were luckily there and put it out. We are still affected to this day and we were some of the lucky ones. Those were phenomenal neighbors.
I know! I have a girl cat and her coloring around her face and mouth make her look like a tiny mountain lion. It's so cute but thank God she's not bigger and stronger than me!
I didn’t have a security camera, but one night in the middle of the night I happened to be away in bed with husband asleep next to me. All of the sudden I heard someone lightly knocking on the door. I ignored it, and next thing I knew I heard them try to open the door with the door handle!
There have been mornings when I would come down stairs to an opened door. My sons would leave it open when they came home late night. Watching these videos makes me realize how blessed we are. Anything could have happened to my daughter and me.
The guy in the first story put his hand under his hoodie. You can make out what looks like the handle of a gun. There were most definitely not there be mistake. Also, anyone who tries to break into a house in Texas with only a knife is stupid.
There was one where an old lady had a younger teenageish girl crying at her door begging to come in. The old lady wouldn't let her but said she could call the cops, girl said no just open the door lady refused and the girl left. What the old woman saw reviewing her cameras the next day was crouched below her porch two people in mask holding machetes. Idk if they were ever caught the assumption is they had kidnapped the girl to force her to knock on doors This is why I want to have a gun, police response time here is roughly an hour and you have people like this who will do evil no matter what, you can ban guns you can ban knives they're still going to try to find a way to harm you because they're evil and with police an hour away I rather the 50/50 chance
@@holretz1 exactly, when you live in rural places you can't rely on others for your safety. I don't blame the cops and other first responders there's not enough of them to cover the area, they do the best they can. But when that's your reality you have to be able to protect and take care of yourself. Alot of people I've met live in the inner city and have 5 minute response times and they never understand my view when I try to explain it. Also have instances like one day I went to work in the morning, went to the car club afterwards and picked up McDonald's. Got home at 9:30pm as I'm coming from the detached garage to my house I hear something large leave the tree line and start approaching my direction. I couldn't see it panicked and got inside as quick as I could. Trail cam check the next day showed it was a large bobcat. If that attacked me and I waited an hour for help it would not have ended well
@@holretz1 A lot can happen in 10 minutes, too. And if they were to get into your home and you don't have your gun on you or loaded right next to you (for example, if it's locked in a safe and/or the ammo is separated from it), those are precious seconds or minutes lost where you could be harmed or killed... never having a chance to even call police, let alone wait for them to get there.
A gente vê esses vídeos e é tudo tentativa de invasão de domicílio. Aqui nossos crimes são tipo: Pessoa morre a tiros na porta de casa. Pronto, foda-se.
Not a ring camera, but my family does have cameras around our house. The scariest thing we caught on there was a older guy pounding on the front door early in the morning just as I woke up and the only one home. When we looked back over the footage it looked like he was looking for something or someone since. When he got off our porch and into his car it looked like he had a gun, so it's a good thing I had the sense to not open the door.
@@Archies_Bunker not as scary as the first couple. Those men probably just wanted to rob him the first man and the man that got the keys and probably saw the woman's ID definitely wlwanted to rape and possibly even murder those women
@@billrusso6422 certainly does. Considering both are wearing masks and a hoodie, it’s hard to truly say, but the resemblance is definitely there. Good eye.
Brazilian here. It's batshit insane to me how in many of those videos the front or backyard is so open and vulnerable. Here we have houses closed up front, usually with doors, gates, electric fences and sometimes sleep scared of what might happen. Lock everything up, stay safe and never open unless you really know what's on the other side.
That clown has fucking balls, thats Texas over 50 percent of the population are armed... and stand your ground exists as a law... ngl the part of me that believes in vigilante justice would be happy to try and catch him because that's insane and he's really kind of asking for it
@@alfredcowans880 its relative.... it can be great but I dont think its the be all, you can beat people with a jump on them and a basic knowledge of hand to hand
@@sockmonkeyjg Oh Of Course..But These People Breakin In Jus Bear Handed..They Got Some Type Of Weapon..Some Of Us Out Here Would Love To Shoot The Fair One..But That Ain't Always An Option Unfortunately 🤦🏾...
My wife is easily scared of ghost stories, I always tell her it's not ghosts you have to be afraid of, it's the criminals, the mentally unstable and druggies that worry me. In my house I have a stash of weapons to stop them in their tracks.
Bro I love these videos I like watching videos like this and the fact you edit them all into a compilation and then slightly explain the situation without over doing it is great
in Venezuela, most of the houses have doors that don’t open from the outside without a key, and the windows have grilles. i think it’s because it’s insecure here, and also, it’d kinda be an impenetrable house (even for a zombie apocalypse haha)
When I visited Buenos Aires about 10 yrs ago, people in nicer neighborhoods had doors that locked from the inside, as well. If anyone broke in, they couldn't escape without a key. Craziness....
I live in germany right now but i often visited my grandmother in Belarus. The Appartements there have usually 3 doors and one of the doors is a big ass heavy door which really thick. Plus to enter the appartement building you need not only a key but also to know a number Code.
One of my best friends woke up at around 3:00am to the sound of someone pounding on his back door. His bedroom was right next to his back door. At first he was agitated thinking "someone's got a lot of nerve waking me up at this hour!" Then the pounding got faster and he's wondering if it's a cop. But the pounding kept getting faster until it was rapid and he was quite terrified. What's even worse is that he was in a sleep paralysis state and couldn't move. This went on for a couple of minutes until he finally fully woke up and realized that it was just the sound of his air conditioner turning on.
I once had someone bang on the door repeatedly after dark. It was summer, so the window next to the door was partially open (with the screen). My cat was in the window starring at the person, but I had no peephole to safely look. To top it off, my husband was in the garage without his phone, and I was terrified. They stayed about 3 or so minutes angrily banging while my cat spun his head around at them trying to get some attention. I eventually slid a knife in front of the screen so they could see I was armed. After they left, I went to look and saw a campaign flyer on my door step. At first I thought that must just be a canvasser, but it was pitch black out, so it jist didn't make sense. I also didn't see anyone go to the neighbor's doors.
Here in my country we have grills in our windows so that noone can just enter easily. You can install that i guess. We also have iron net installed in that gril window so that mosquitoes can't enter. You can enjoy summer without any problem but to be safe don't let it open if not at home or not in the room.
Great video! A lot of channels have been posting these doorbell camera compilations lately and they're all mostly the same old encounters rehashed. Every single one of these was new to me. Love it! 😁👍
New sub. Really great footage. I’m just so shocked at some of these brazen individuals. Really scary times we live in, when cameras don’t deter thieves or worse murderers!
Very scary! My apartment got broken into, while I was at my parents' house, the day after Christmas. Thankfully the individual who broke in was mostly looking for food and only took my fiance's gun and my brother's video camera. The clowns at the apartment said originally they were going to replace the entire door, (the intruder had broken through a dead bolt???) but then decided to just throw some spackle around the area of the door that was broken and put the same deadbolt back in the door. This decision made it ten times easier to break into. I'm visually impaired and cannot see well enough to drive, so I got my mom to drive me the two hours down to my apartment, where I could get all of the valueables out of there and take back to my parents' house. In January, I began a 5 month series of weekly gel inflations to a balloon beneath my scalp, for reconstructive surgery. The head of the apartment complex called and said that because I'd been "out" of my apartment, she'd offered it to someone else. I pointed out that I'd paying my rent on time every month and was currently undergoing weekly treatments at the hospital, where I'd been treated for cancer. She didn't believe me and said I had to come in, sign documents, or my remaining property would be hauled to the dump. I got my mom and brother to take me down there the following day. I wore a farmer's hat and as soon as I walked into her office, I took off the hat, and asked what I needed to sign. The balloon beneath my scalp made it look like I had a small football beneath my skin. The stubborn woman was horrified. I loved it! I asked her again what I needed to sign, she handed the papers to me, and instead of sitting down to sign the papers, I stood over the desk and looked down, so she could see the top of my head, which had been shaved and cut open to insert the balloon. When I finished signing everything, I looked up at her face, which was pale and contorted like she was about to vomit. I smiled, put my hat back on, and told her to have a nice day. I looked at her assistant (whom I liked and got along with) and she was glaring at the stubborn lady like she'd gotten what she deserved, for thinking I was lying! In the end, it was fine by me to move out, though, because I no longer felt safe there. Getting that last bit of justice against the apartment manager was icing on the cake, because she'd been trying to get rid of us for years!
@@brianna431 thank you! I was told, when I moved into the second apartment there, it was one of their "show apartments" and to keep it neat, because they would be advertising it to interested buyers. They'd walk in on me in the morning, when I was in my pajamas. I can't tell you how many laws they broke! After living in the second apartment in that complex, (the one that was broken into) I told my fiance I never wanted to live in an apartment again! The first apartment I lived in there was at the bottom of a hill. The sewage drain was also at the bottom of that hill. Everytime it rained, my apartment would flood, and the carpet between the bedroom and bathroom would get wet. I filed complaint after complaint, but the complaints weren't "pressing issues," so by the time maintenance came to look at the flooding, it was all or mostly dried up and they said 'they didn't see anything.' A hurricane came through and 3 days after it had passed (I'd been at my parents' house further north) I came back to my apartment and there was standing water in the kitchen. My dad called management and the difficult woman said they'd come look at it when they got the chance and hung up on him. He got in the car, drove down to her office, went inside, and said if someone wasn't in my apartment in 10 minutes, he was going to call a lawyer. They sent the dufus maintenance guy down there, who walked in and swore up and down I must have "spilled something." Dad asked him if he knew there'd been a hurricane there that previous weekend? Maintenance dude said that of course he knew that, he lived just down the street. Dad pointed out that this part of the city was in a flood zone. The man agreed. Dad followed with, "So don't cha reckon that's what caused the flooding?!?" I had to go stay with my fiance and his family, for a few days, while they brought in a special crew to vacuum the water out. The kicker, however, came two months later, when I moved to an apartment at the top of the hill. The same difficult woman tried to charge me a $1200 fee for carpet cleaning and replacement, plus an extra $200 fee, for changing apartments, on top of my $615 rent fee. What's worse is the woman didn't have the nerve to call and tell me this, or inform me when I paid my rent. She stuck the bills in my mailbox. When I found the bills I did call my lawyer, and they spoke with the tart. The woman said she "forgot" that you don't have to pay the $200 moving fee, if you switch apartments in their complex, (which is in the contract) they would take off half my monthly rent, for the stress they'd caused me, and there was no need for me to worry with the carpet fee, because they were remodeling that apartment anyway. Yeah. That woman was a peach.
@@pirategirl1588 I lost my daddy a few years ago, and it warmed my heart to read of your dad stepping in and standing up for his daughter. I hope you’re doing well now, health wise, and also that your living situation has improved. God bless.
@@authentic_anna3753 I'm so sorry to hear about your dad! No one can ever take his place. I'm doing much better now and I'm actually getting ready for more reconstructive surgery! (They're going to do a skin graft from my leg, to go on my head, meaning it will be one surgery and done!) I'm currently living with my parents, so this time should go a lot smoother! 😆 Thank you!!! ❤
I lived next door to an older guy in an apartment complex in Phoenix awhile back. He would leave his apartment about once a week at 5am for groceries and wouldn't come outside the rest of the week. He would watch us through his blinds anytime we were in front of our apartment. Never introduced himself or said anything to us for about 6 months. I opened my front door one day and he was standing right in front of it staring at me like he was super pissed. He starting getting loud with me, telling us to quit banging on the wall between our apartments, something we never did. He said we've been doing it every since we moved in at all hours of the night and day to purposely mess with him and he can't sleep because of it. The police showed up because apparently he called them before standing outside my door and they seemed to believe him that we were doing it. He said we were racist and doing it because he's black and we're white. The police would end up leaving after giving me a warning to not beat on the wall. I had to live next door to him 6 more months knowing he's crazy and thinks we're targeting him. I always wondered when he would show up at the door again. I started keeping my 12 gauge quite close the rest of my days in that apartment.
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*Regarding the first video:* that was 100% a gun in his waistband. As soon as he thought the homeowner was possibly going to open the door he seemed like he was getting ready to pull it out. People are absolutely mental.
That was messed up how the it's me was meant to trick them into thinking it was their teenage kid or something.
Yeah, home invader
Yes, but the liberal government wants the law abiding citizens to give up our guns, no way in hell!!
@@Doughnut121 its not political it's damn true. Liberal types do not believe in self defense and would rather see more victims than dead perps. The way that liberal types simp for evil people who rob and kill but have no sympathy for the victims is disgusting
how do u know what it was
I am happy to see how many of these people give up when the doors are locked. It justifies my checking every door and window 3 times before bed.
RIIIGHT?!
If you opening a door - it means that youre not smart or too young, if you keeping the door locked and talking to them though a door - they know that youre ready to shoot them, so a fear kicks them out of your place like insects. I'm praying for demonic people to wake up, because robbing someones home is one of the most suicidal thing to do.
I know right? I'm thinking of getting a Rottweiler or doberman pencer though this is why they need bigger dogs in the city they might not even go on your porch with a fully trained large service dog. I know a lot of times you should probably be a home owner but apartment complexes have a need for them too.
I've seen them chase off large bears too.
@@saturngirl3748 We have a german shepherd and most people already stay away once he starts barking. Definitely can recommend getting one, they are lovely pets too!
naah check once thoroughly that'll be fine
the dudes pretending to be CPD is so oddly hilarious to me. Did they really expect anyone to fall for that? Even after they'd spotted the camera? When they clearly did not look or sound like cops? Too funny that they expected that to work.
Not the brightest bulb in the pack..LOL
Columbus Police Department will never announce themselves as cpd. And they will never want to ax me any questions
And the idiot pulled down his mask
And they knocked lightly. Cops BEAT on the door
CPD I need to axe you some questions....
Seems legit. Lol
doesn't matter what neighborhood you live in, even if it's considered "nice". LOCK EVERYTHING. ALWAYS.
Honestly I live with my grandparents and they always leave the front door unlocked because "It's a safe neighborhood"
They lock the door at night but during the day, It's unlocked unless I lock it. Just because It's the middle of the day. Doesn't mean someone can't just walk in because the door was unlocked.
@@mymelody589 that’s dangerous, and i figure grandparents are pretty fragile, so if someone walked in during the day, it could’ve ended badly since they can’t defend themselves.
even if it’s a nice neighborhood, no one needs for them to unlock their doors, it’s a bit dumb and risky to do that
People look for “safe neighborhoods” especially in small towns because they know people are not on their guard.
Facts it’s just not safe anywhere
It’s really ridiculous how easy it is for the criminal sector of this country can get their hands on a firearm to harm people SMH!!!
I have Ring cameras at both my front and back doors. The scariest thing that I have ever recorded is my neighbor's cat.
Same 😭
They can be hacked. That makes them more dangerous than no camera. Wired is safer.
Thank goodness
Michael Lawson for a moment there i thought you were going to say...the scariest thing you ever recorded was your neighbors having crazy sex 😄
Imagine if your neighbors cat was a mountain lion
The scariest part is how many videos end with “the suspects have yet to he identified by police”
Or "before the police show up" like they never show up in time to do anything lol
@@SeriouslyCreative how could they? most robberies are reported after it actually happens and even then most also only last for a short time.
True they always look for people who didn’t do anything wrong but when someone steals and kills they don’t do anything.
Across the world- anywhere, nobody should open any door at night for any reason. Stay alert and stay safe.
Just wallbang em, they’ll think you hacking
But what if it's because I randomly won a prize?! :D
2nd amendment 🤫
Not just north Americans, everyone should be vigilant.
@@Pusk23 You're correct, I just edited my comment. Thanks.
When i was 9, my dad left me home alone for 10 minutes to go across the road so he could get payment for a job he did there. When i was home alone, i heard someone banging on the back door, screaming to be let in. Dude sounded mental, he was begging, pleading, screaming. Half the time it was incomprehensible. He walked around to the side window and was hitting it, i could hear him making horrible noises. It didn't stop, i was legit terrified i was about to die. When my dad got home, i told him and he went to check. Turns out it was just my brother coming home from a friends house really really drunk and needed to pee lmao. The horrible noises? Was just him vomiting on himself.
Safe to say he didn't talk to me for a while.
So was he just laying out there?
@@josipdelacruz7141 passed out. covered in vomit and piss lmao
Sad story bro
LOL
LOL xD
6:00: I like how the guy gets frustrated when asked to show a badge. “Sorry to inconvenience you when you’re trying to rob my house.”🤣
"Cpd we gotta axe you some questions.." 😂😂 yeah ok
I didn't hear him ever say that to them.
Shoulda said "wait, I'll be down!" Then called the police. Pity they left first.
@@donnahilton471He actually did say something similar to that. I seen this video before on another TH-cam video.
I don't remember CPD uniform looking like that😂😂😂😂
If someone is creeping around your house late night they're up to no good
my brother and I used to walk down the road behind our house late at night, and one day one of the people started yelling at us and stuff for just walking past his house (we were never on his property)
So not all the time people outside of your house are up to no good, but it is a good thing to think they are so that you are prepared for anything they try if they are up to no good.
@@imahack_41t87 a lot of times people dream of an intruder. Paranoid people seeing people simply waking by is just as dangerous as an armed person trying to break in!
If you're out at night just goofing around near people's homes YOU ARE going to cause people to be on edge. Go somewhere else or get your ass home before you get yourself in trouble! Don't you understand the times we're living in? Lot of bad stuff happening and people are on alert, NOT paranoid!
@@davidfong1565 exactly. People have ruined it for everybody else. You have to stay safe these days.🤷♂️👍
@@evanabbott2737 More to the point, you have to take responsibility for the safety of your loved ones! The notion that you can count on Law Enforcement for it is nonsense on the face of it! Anyone with eyes, ears and a functioning brain knows that. A sheriff deputy told us that in Citizen's Academy. Get a weapon while you still can, get well trained in the use of it and be a student of life in the present world. There are no guarantees but your chances will be better than those of the complacent fools living like chickens with their heads stuck under their left wings!
There was a serial killer who just walked around town, looking for a unlocked door. That was it, that was his only requirement. He did kill a woman who was sitting in her backyard, relaxing. Her husband was under suspicion for years. The killer was caught in MA when he got into a girl's bedroom, and her dad held him for the police. Apparently no one knows how many murders he did. Lock your doors!
Serial killer's name?
I heard about this not too long ago
@@bry6488 pretty sure it’s Adam Leroy Lane
@@bry6488 check out Richard ramirez
wait what does that have to do with this video
So many nice men knocking on the door at night wearing covid protection. They really care about their fellow humans.
You know robbers and criminals have worn masks to disguise their faces for decades? 🤣
@@honeycoves3707No shit, Sherlock, it was a joke.
@CapsizedCloud people who don't get jokes are so cringey to me😂😂😂
@@CapsizedCloud it sounded like an anti-mask line of joke, I understood the fact it was a joke but it’s just the underlying implication of said joke 🤷
You understand sarcasm??? It was a joke ofc @@honeycoves3707
I would rather be attacked or see wild animals in my front yard than a human trying to breaking entry.
Imagine if one of those robbers was trying to break in when the mountain lions show up lol
@@gigafrog5338 Lmao
Until the mountain lions break into your house
I'd love to see a robber walk into a guy with a CCW
@@anomaly395 I still find thst less scary- the cats wouldn't know what they were doing was bad or scary, but the people would.
Even though they can be dangerous, the one with the mountain lions was definitely the LEAST scary. They just do what mountain lions do, while people can actually be evil.
lmaooo animals and humans are not much different from each other.
@@septbaaby 🤔🤔🤔 The fuckkk. Humans are exponentially worse.
@@brandywine1988 not really.
@@septbaaby 🤣 You just proved me right.
Watch out for the animals trying to rob, rape and steal from you. 🤡
@@brandywine1988 First off people are animals, second of all depending on the animal, some are capable of doing those things. 😂
"It's impossible to know the mountain lion's intentions... and maybe they were just planning to rob the homeowner... but they could also have had much more sinister plans had the homeowner answered the door. The mountain lions have yet to be identified by local police." - Chilling Scares, probably
Right lol
lmao if only he could insert that audio and see if people notice
Now that's funny!
Funny. :-)
LMAO
When I was little I was so innocent that I wouldn't even IMAGINE theres people in this world like this. Dam, how fast that mindset changed lol
ikr
I mean, there are so many murderers and rapists out there that are never known
when I was a kid my exact words were “I’m just a kid nothing bad can happen to me”
boy oh boy was i very wrong. It’s shit like that you don’t notice til ur older…
@Deadpool you must be one of the people on them doorbell cameras
These guys are bad but there’s even way worse out there. At least these guys don’t have huge claws or blades coming out there hands or super strength or something like that.
When the two guys was claiming to be CPD, I would have said hold on a second, Let me put my clothes on and I’ll be right down. Then had them wait until the real police got there.
Exactly what I thought
Then tell the cops to not use siren.
That's what I was thinking
Well thought 👍
They are not that stupid, usually getting dressed it takes like 2 minutes or 3 if in that time you haven't opened the door, they'll be like "We better go away".
Never open up a door to anyone that says “we need to AX you a few questions”
Best comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmfao as soon as I heard him talk I died laughing
😂🤣😂🤣
Right on!
Lol
Those are some solid neighbors who jumped to help put out that fire. And those guys who pretended to be CPD were pretty damn bold, like wtf is wrong with people? Crazy world.
They really were bold. If I saw that on my door cam and him having a gun in his hoodie they both would of been shot before they could get a round off
Yess and omg that cpd one was so scary
@@josephespinoza3458 literally !!
Good people doing the right thing. The putting out the fire one I mean.
"Oh you're CPD? Lemme put some clothes on (while I ring the real cops and grab my shotgun) then I'll come to the door"
"The police have yet to identify them" translates as "they weren't there in time to catch them or prevent a crime, and you're on your own."
when seconds count, the police are minutes away. You are your own first defender. Always.
You two in this comment thread seem like the people who would start screaming "police state" as the first ones if more of them were around or standing at every corner, like they are supposed to by you guy's standards.
@@Kae-Lexisimp
I like how he thought he was being smart to notice the camera at 5:00 and pull his friend away, yet he was standing clear as day in it’s field of view xD
Exactly, lol.
I am wondering why the narrator did not seem to realize that the guy at 5:02, and the very first guy in the white hoodie are most likely the same guy. Look at the mannerisms, height, weight and the way he talks, it's all exactly the same. The only thing different is the second hoodie had pictures on the front while the first one did not. He also had on a different pair of pants at the second house. What makes me almost absolutely sure it's him is the fact that both houses were in Toledo Ohio. He tried the "it's me" scam at the woman's house, that did not work. So, the next time he tried the "CPD" scam. The guy he pulled away from the camera was the same guy hiding behind the dumpster. Police need to catch this creep.
@@kellymccain3403 how the hell did you get a scrolling bar below your comment
still brazen enough to stand there while be recorded. With no idea that the people inside the house have already called the real police.
@@kellymccain3403 It is not the same person. The voices are completely different. The faces although covered are very different. The guys at 5:02 are definitely Latinos males. their accents give it off. The first guy is a White man possibly with short brown hair and his voice is more typical of white males.
It’s crazy that we can’t feel safe in our own home
@Candace Osei Bonsu maybe that and a Smith & Wesson, because no criminal in America should feel safe trying to break into your home with evil intentions. Gotta love that 2nd amendment!
Even with a gun and an alarm system there’s some nights I don’t feel safe. That all went away when I got a dog. Not saying a German Shepard, pit, or Rottweiler will make you safe, but I can actually rest easy knowing my little rox can protect me
If in the USA, get a firearm!
@@samuelguzman5348 democrats don't love it and that is way demos like beto are trying to get rid of it while keeping private security.
@Candace Osei Bonsu dogs are sorta like people in the sense they all have their own personalities. Sucks that you got that situation :/
"Who is it?"
"It's me."
Bro, this might have worked prior to the cell phone era, but almost everyone shoots a text when they show up now. "Its me" isn't gonna get you in almost anywhere, especially at a time people aren't usually showing up.
It isn't vampires or ghost stories. This is true horror.
Can you prove none of these people were Vampires? Check mate
@@TheDarkwasp The one that makes the assertion that vampires exist carries the burden of proof as we say in the law. For example, in a criminal case the prosecution carries the burden and has to prove the event happened. It is not up to defense to prove a negative before the prosecution proves their case in chief.
@@roadscapehorror-talesofterror Sound like something a vampire would say...
@@TheDarkwasp I wish I was a vampire. Eternal night but eternal life. I think I could handle it.
@@roadscapehorror-talesofterror it's 2022, you can be whatever you wanna be. No judgement here playa
ALWAYS lock your doors, windows, and even bedroom door. Even if you are alone at home. Also, NEVER open the door even if someone dressed as a cop asks you to. Talk through the doorbell camera or intercom. Stay INSIDE.
Never locked my door in my life. Where do you guys live? We got Remington next to the bed.
@@thorny3218 i believe it depends of where do you live, in Mexico is a rule, no matter what that always lock everything, when you sleep or go away, for me is inusual to see people not lock their house.
@@thorny3218 So do you stay awake at all times too?
All of these videos come from people clearly aware enough to record every attempted break in, and some even being ready for it, but many are still asleep when its happening. Your gun aint gonna do jackshit, even worse it could be used against you if the home-invader had more planned than simply taking your stuff.
No shit Sherlock
@@SuperBaxterbearAs you can see by one the replies above, it's not that obvious to some people
I've caught attempted robbers on my camera that I wasn't even aware of at the time. It's scary when you realize you were just sleeping and someone was lurking around trying to get in your house.
To think that there actually was a time when people felt safe to leave their doors unlocked at night and now we have to have security cameras at our own homes like it’s a place of business. The world is so scary. I’m really considering getting one for my home, just a few weeks ago someone was knocking at my door at 4:30 am. I wouldn’t have even heard them if it wasn’t for my dog raising hell and waking me up. I sleep pretty hard and my husband works nights so it’s just me and the kids at night.
Not to be paranoid and I am in no way aware of your situation but if your husband could switch to a day shift that would be a lot safer. Also buying a legal firearm to protect yourself if that cannot happen. You have a family and you need to protect them 🙏
Lock all doors, invest in security cameras and always have a weapon ready
World changed, sad
The world has always been a dangerous place
Before cameras, they had dogs. They don't even have to be big and scary - the barking to let you know something is wrong is really helpful.
Things like this are why I am an extremely ardent supporter of homeowners and other lawful residents being allowed to use lethal force against malicious intruders with full and absolute immunity from criminal or civil consequences. No duty to retreat either. Your home is your sanctuary and it's reasonable that you should fight to protect it.
Same! And I plan on it lawful or not 🤷♀️ I have a family to protect!!
Agree 👍
Yeah! For decades in Florida, the victim had "duty to retreat" or as I called it, doody to retreat. You had to prove you hid, begged for your life, whatever. Now we have one of the best stand your ground laws ( sometimes abused of course by skittle kid hunters ) but so far it still doesn't absolve every one who is forced to shoot someone they still get in really bad trouble sometimes. The cops and DA's are not as citizen friendly as the law intends. I would be tempted to keep and use a silencer and not call it in.
StandYourGround Florida!
Problem is though where does one draw the line to use lethal force?
The mountain lion one is kinda cool. Beautiful creatures.
ikr, made me happy to see. theyre so gorgeous
The man who put out the flame in the neighbor's bushes is a real hero. No doubt there would've have been more than one house burnt down if he hadn't gotten there that fast.
You can't make that assumption based on one action. If the fire had spread, his own house could've burned down. He could be a "hero", or he could be a selfish jerk saving his own house. You can't assume either one based on one action.
@@WhatDoesMyChannelNameMeanBad bait
The homeowner in the “CPD” story should’ve told them he was getting dressed to come down as he sleeps naked that way those two idiots would’ve stuck around longer thinking they were gonna get in, but in all reality it was a trap to give the police more time to get there. Whenever you’re in a situation where you physically can’t be harmed right away due to there being a barrier between you & the suspect try to keep them talking or give them a reason to wait that way they stick around longer, it gives the cops a better chance at catching them because even if they leave right before the cops get there they’ll still be right in the area instead of them running off right away, the police not catching them because they disappeared & then they go make someone else their victim, time is a big factor in catching suspects, therefore if you can make a suspect wait around without putting yourself in direct danger than it’s best to do everything in your power to keep them waiting as long as possible.
Yeah I was thinking the same thing and I also I thought it was funny how both the guys had masks on
yeah, but then they were armed, A shootout could have erupted in that neighborhood, Endangering the lives of the police officers & the neighbors. As soon as I'd see a gun, I'd arm myself. As police often occur AFTER a crime has happened.
Yes it will really help but you know in this type of situation our brain doesn't work.
I was thinking the same thing!
Right that's what I was thinking he should have told them.
It’s terrifying seeing how the security camera makes these people look like ghostly demons
Yes
They are
One night while I was laying in bed with the light on I heard somebody sprinting down the sidewalk of my apartments at like 1:30 am. They were running full speed then I heard them turn into my building. Then they started beating on the door super fast like it was really urgent. I kind of just froze and let my dog bark but then they came around to my window and started knocking on it. The knocking eventually got slower and quieter until they were tapping on the window with their finger, right above me. If the blinds weren't closed they would have been looking down at me but I'm not so sure he couldn't see my outline because of the light. Idk what the hell was going on but I think they noticed my light on so chose to knock on it but I still don't know what for. They never said my name or said they need help or nothing and I didn't have my gun at this point so I just laid there. I've wondered if they really needed help or if it was a set up or what but the creepy tapping on the window with their finger made me suspicious asf. Still wonder about it to this day, this was in 2017
Ya idk how you bounce back from that. We just had a package thief and are still paranoid af let alone something like that. I think you made right call. Neighbor or friend bashing down door at 2am, sure come on it and lock the door. Stranger at 2am? Sry, I’ll call 911 for you but that’s about it.
could have put a life at risk, could have just saved yours
a hard situation.
Good that u didn't open. It was for the best. ❤️
Oh my-
If they needed help they can ask you to call 911
I'm surprised no ones invented an Ring type door bell which can spray an indelible ink (like what's contained in bank notes in security vans) so if you feel threatened by anyone at the door at night you could remote control press a button and the camera would spray out the ink in a wide arc and cover the front of the intruder, if its the same ink used in those bank note traps then it takes weeks to be washed off but is otherwise harmless. Certainly make it easy to identify people if they were walking around with bright pink/red/blue dye on their face etc.
That's an amazing idea..seriously i died laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Instead of ink, why not pepper spray or some other noxious substance?
Great idea.
@@skeena59 Because in the UK that would be illegal but the ink wouldn't.
Mate make a business from your product you won't regret it. 👍
Those are the neighbours you want around you. Absolute legends
Awh. The fire video when he said “please put that out for me please” he sounded so nervous
:((( I’m glad the neighbor caught it in time.
Edit: I also just watched the second fire story in the video and wtf who does that😳
Yeah I was nervous. I was at work and couldn't get ahold of the neighbor to put it out. He thought I was joking when I said "our house is on fire" (That's my video. and it wasn't just one house, it was an apartment building burning down)
@@MattBell1974 omg your video is in this compilation?
Just an idea: as an additional feature to a doorbell camera,. Sirens. You can press a button once you verify there's some creepy ass dude on your door and sirens would start blaring to spook these jerks away.
That’s already a feature for many cameras. Been around for a number of years
That already exists... 🙄🤦♂️
Sirens and a flood light!
Or a silent alarm to the police so they don't get spooked and attack.
@@alliefe2439 Someone’s first instinct if they have been caught in the act of doing something criminal is to run. Why would someone trying to commit a home invasion continue with their assault when for all they know the police are on the way? A home invasion takes time something with the cops inbound they don’t have.
6:02. "Badges? We ain't got no badges. I don't have to show you no stinking badges!"
Lmaoooo
When i was 8, my mom used to send me a nearby store to buy some stuff...so one day coming back from the store a guy stopped me and said my mom is looking for me on the other road and silly me started following him as he said...
Suddenly i don't know why but my mind was telling me to run,run right away. So within a second a started running as fast as i can towards home and the man didn’t ran after me as there were some people on the road...
After a distance i looked back and could barely see his face....he was staring..
It's been 11 years but still i get chills what could have happened....
Rare footage of instinc to survive kick in
You definitely did the right thing. Its hard at that age as well to know what to do
Something like this happened to me. I was 8 and biking home. I turned down the wrong street and saw a man outside his house waving me to come over/ I immediately felt a strong feeling in my gut and biked away as fast as I could. I was so scared. Still gives me chills
Omg, good thing you listened to your gut... it's usually right!
It needs to be more teach to kids to not trust any strangers who approach them with requests
This is a PSA to lock your doors if there ever was one! Also, don't open them to some weirdo at 3 AM either!
No shit Sherlock
You say that and yet, here we are... If people didn't open doors to weirdoes at 3 AM, there wouldn't be so many videos like these.
Another bad thing about the pandemic is that now that everyone wears a mask it’s hard to identify criminals captured on camera
2020 was a scary year besides our rights being taken away and everything under lockdown they were requiring you to wear a mask in order to go anywhere. It was even completely acceptable to wear a bandanna wear shades and a hat making yourself an identifiable that’s what terrify me to go out. Was people wearing masks and not showing their faces kind of makes you wonder like why is it that wearing a face mask and covering your identity is legal for going out to a bar or lifting weights at the gym was not 2020 was a prime example of what communism really is and that wasn’t even the beginning of it
The puma video is really cool! They were probably siblings recently kicked out by mom and they hadn't split up yet. Most mature cats wouldn't be so reckless, but pets make an easy meal for inexperienced young pumas.
Is it cool when your cat or dog gets eaten by them?
@@charlie8344 That's just the circle of life, dude.
@@charlie8344 Literally no one said that.
But were they armed?
Thanks chilling scares for making me scared to go outside and stay home
Ikr 😂
Ikr 😂
Ikr 😂
@@noeyebrows ikr 😂
Lmao
3:50 Dang, look at how quick that fire spread into the bushes. If that man didn't notice and prevent that fire from spreading, It would've been a bigger problem..
Another thing to keep in mind NEVER ignored someone knocking at your door, that will give the impression that the house is empty and they will break in. Always make yourself known, never open the door and call the police right away without alerting the intruders so they can be caught.
Lol. Silly criminals with their guns in full view of the cameras. Don’t they know by now how these things work? Too bad the real cops didn’t show up in time.
When seconds matter, the cops are only minutes away. Your safety is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY not the police, you probably don't own a firearm so you are just another victim, it's just a matter of time.
@@TheRoadhammer379 you can’t assume that about another person bro lmao you never know you can be carrying now a days so maybe you’re the one that has to be careful with that cloudy judgement of yours 😴
You know it's a good day when both Chilling Scares and the one he is most often compared to Mr. Nightmare upload a new video.
he even sounds a little like Mr Nightmare.
@@craigandrews7601 yes he does, hence why he is often compared to Mr. Nightmare.
You mean he gets compared to Mr nightmare. Mr nightmare literally has 10 times the subs.
@@bretthand7091 that’s what he said…💀🤦♂️
@@bretthand7091 bruh
We don’t have mountain lions here in Scotland, largest wildlife we have is Deer, and regarding wild feline species we have the Scottish Wildcat, which is slightly larger than a domesticated cat, so seeing the mountain lions footage was honestly amazing! I’d 100% wanna set up trail cameras to get more footage of them, they’re gorgeous
Not sure if you've seen it, but there's footage on TH-cam of a guy being hunted by a Mountain Lion. Scary stuff. It's following him, and he's yelling at it while walking away.
I like how in the midst of these terrible people attempting to prey on others you show some heros putting out a neighbors fire. When watching videos like these its easy to forget how much good there is in the world.
I love this comment
That fire one was hard to watch. We’ve made it through both years of horrendous fires here in Northern CA, but in 2017 an ember traveled over 3 miles landed in our yard and caught fire. We were getting ready for our own evacuations but we were luckily there and put it out.
We are still affected to this day and we were some of the lucky ones. Those were phenomenal neighbors.
7:15 Real Cat Burglars. Beautiful Prowlers 🥰
I know! I have a girl cat and her coloring around her face and mouth make her look like a tiny mountain lion. It's so cute but thank God she's not bigger and stronger than me!
I didn’t have a security camera, but one night in the middle of the night I happened to be away in bed with husband asleep next to me. All of the sudden I heard someone lightly knocking on the door. I ignored it, and next thing I knew I heard them try to open the door with the door handle!
There have been mornings when I would come down stairs to an opened door. My sons would leave it open when they came home late night. Watching these videos makes me realize how blessed we are. Anything could have happened to my daughter and me.
Why did I watch this before bed... 🤦♀
The guy in the first story put his hand under his hoodie. You can make out what looks like the handle of a gun. There were most definitely not there be mistake. Also, anyone who tries to break into a house in Texas with only a knife is stupid.
i love all this guys vids. definitely one of the up coming horror narrators!
Hell ya he is!!!
Check out Mr nightmare this guy is just a copy cat of him
@@stupidcoyotes4723 more horror narrators=more content
@@stupidcoyotes4723 judgy and rude
@@stupidcoyotes4723 nah not really
I would openly mock the “CPD nerds” through the speaker … Home Alone style.
There was one where an old lady had a younger teenageish girl crying at her door begging to come in. The old lady wouldn't let her but said she could call the cops, girl said no just open the door lady refused and the girl left. What the old woman saw reviewing her cameras the next day was crouched below her porch two people in mask holding machetes. Idk if they were ever caught the assumption is they had kidnapped the girl to force her to knock on doors
This is why I want to have a gun, police response time here is roughly an hour and you have people like this who will do evil no matter what, you can ban guns you can ban knives they're still going to try to find a way to harm you because they're evil and with police an hour away I rather the 50/50 chance
Well, if response time is an hour, then no wonder people would want to have a gun. Response time should be at most 10 minutes....
@@holretz1 exactly, when you live in rural places you can't rely on others for your safety. I don't blame the cops and other first responders there's not enough of them to cover the area, they do the best they can. But when that's your reality you have to be able to protect and take care of yourself. Alot of people I've met live in the inner city and have 5 minute response times and they never understand my view when I try to explain it.
Also have instances like one day I went to work in the morning, went to the car club afterwards and picked up McDonald's. Got home at 9:30pm as I'm coming from the detached garage to my house I hear something large leave the tree line and start approaching my direction. I couldn't see it panicked and got inside as quick as I could. Trail cam check the next day showed it was a large bobcat. If that attacked me and I waited an hour for help it would not have ended well
@@holretz1 A lot can happen in 10 minutes, too. And if they were to get into your home and you don't have your gun on you or loaded right next to you (for example, if it's locked in a safe and/or the ammo is separated from it), those are precious seconds or minutes lost where you could be harmed or killed... never having a chance to even call police, let alone wait for them to get there.
A gun in your hand is always preferable to cops on the way. Every single time. Buy a gun and learn how to use it.
I won't even open the door for a kid. If I don't know you I aint opening it and if you cross the threshold then you're taking a dirt nap
Wow, what great neighbors running towards the fire!
Should they have just stood there and watch the fire spread? 😂😂
@@Wtfe2024 Exactly
Here in Brazil, it's nearly impossible to break into a house, the number of gates and walls we have is just crazy, can't be too careful 😹
É muita inocência achar isso kkkk, malandro arruma jeito pra tudo
A gente vê esses vídeos e é tudo tentativa de invasão de domicílio. Aqui nossos crimes são tipo: Pessoa morre a tiros na porta de casa.
Pronto, foda-se.
Not a ring camera, but my family does have cameras around our house. The scariest thing we caught on there was a older guy pounding on the front door early in the morning just as I woke up and the only one home. When we looked back over the footage it looked like he was looking for something or someone since. When he got off our porch and into his car it looked like he had a gun, so it's a good thing I had the sense to not open the door.
My family wants to get a door bell cam for safety, I really think we will be getting one soon. Thanks for the vid Chilling.
It's a great idea I highly recommend getting a ring cam.
@@Archies_Bunker not as scary as the first couple. Those men probably just wanted to rob him the first man and the man that got the keys and probably saw the woman's ID definitely wlwanted to rape and possibly even murder those women
Yes l got one do to this same stuff happening on this video. Late night knocks. I live alone and lm scared!
My door is always locked, even if I'm home. People will straight up walk inside and nope nope nope.
Man: CPD open up, we need to ask you a couple questions.
Me: I thought you saw the camera? You know perfectly well you are not dressed as CPD lol
Right? Or…. “No worries, I just called your colleagues, they’ll have their badges & guns and will be here in a minute.”
Is it just me or does he not look like the same guy in the first video
@@billrusso6422 certainly does. Considering both are wearing masks and a hoodie, it’s hard to truly say, but the resemblance is definitely there. Good eye.
I think it’s better not to give out too much information.
@@thankyouforincorrectingme and the first guy was in Toledo Ohio this was in Columbus Ohio definitely possible
Brazilian here. It's batshit insane to me how in many of those videos the front or backyard is so open and vulnerable. Here we have houses closed up front, usually with doors, gates, electric fences and sometimes sleep scared of what might happen. Lock everything up, stay safe and never open unless you really know what's on the other side.
it's the same in Malaysia, I always find it weird seeing houses like these
I'm amazed at how people just leave their entire access to their house and keys in their damn car UNLOCKED
That clown has fucking balls, thats Texas over 50 percent of the population are armed... and stand your ground exists as a law... ngl the part of me that believes in vigilante justice would be happy to try and catch him because that's insane and he's really kind of asking for it
I'm All For That Stand Your Ground Law✊🏾👍🏾👍🏾💯..Shit Is Gonna Get Waaaaaaaay Worse An Worse
@@alfredcowans880 its relative.... it can be great but I dont think its the be all, you can beat people with a jump on them and a basic knowledge of hand to hand
@@sockmonkeyjg Oh Of Course..But These People Breakin In Jus Bear Handed..They Got Some Type Of Weapon..Some Of Us Out Here Would Love To Shoot The Fair One..But That Ain't Always An Option Unfortunately 🤦🏾...
@@alfredcowans880 is fair again not fully disagreeing but in some cases a sleepy idiot whose shooting their gun is more dangerous
@@alfredcowans880 why do u capitalize every letter of each word
My wife is easily scared of ghost stories, I always tell her it's not ghosts you have to be afraid of, it's the criminals, the mentally unstable and druggies that worry me. In my house I have a stash of weapons to stop them in their tracks.
So true, evil humans are the most scary thing
Sane
Absolutely!! These videos make me even more terrified of being home alone
Bro I love these videos I like watching videos like this and the fact you edit them all into a compilation and then slightly explain the situation without over doing it is great
I don’t know why I do this to myself I’m already scared enough at night😂
in Venezuela, most of the houses have doors that don’t open from the outside without a key, and the windows have grilles. i think it’s because it’s insecure here, and also, it’d kinda be an impenetrable house (even for a zombie apocalypse haha)
When I visited Buenos Aires about 10 yrs ago, people in nicer neighborhoods had doors that locked from the inside, as well. If anyone broke in, they couldn't escape without a key. Craziness....
I live in germany right now but i often visited my grandmother in Belarus.
The Appartements there have usually 3 doors and one of the doors is a big ass heavy door which really thick.
Plus to enter the appartement building you need not only a key but also to know a number Code.
One of my best friends woke up at around 3:00am to the sound of someone pounding on his back door. His bedroom was right next to his back door. At first he was agitated thinking "someone's got a lot of nerve waking me up at this hour!" Then the pounding got faster and he's wondering if it's a cop. But the pounding kept getting faster until it was rapid and he was quite terrified. What's even worse is that he was in a sleep paralysis state and couldn't move. This went on for a couple of minutes until he finally fully woke up and realized that it was just the sound of his air conditioner turning on.
"We need ta axe you a couple a questions." Now that sounded convincing. LOL.
I thought the same thing haha!
Lmaooo
never open your door for anyone at night, and even in day time always be careful who you open your door to!
I'm 38 and have always locked my doors. We grew up in a nice neighborhood but we still didn't trust our neighbors lol
This goes back to my idea of having a box that can spray out mace.
Good reasons why everyone should always lock their doors and windows at night and close the blinds
What a beautiful CAT!!!! So COOL!!! Probably hungry or thirsty POOR GUY!!!
Lol those jokers in the first video
“It’s me!” Like the homeowner is gonna go “oh, it’s some random dude! Alright, come on in, Bro!”
i think the arsonist being a stranger makes it even more terrifying.
Home Owner: “Who is it?”
Robber: “It’s me.”
Home Owner: “Hi Me, I’m dad.”
I once had someone bang on the door repeatedly after dark. It was summer, so the window next to the door was partially open (with the screen). My cat was in the window starring at the person, but I had no peephole to safely look. To top it off, my husband was in the garage without his phone, and I was terrified. They stayed about 3 or so minutes angrily banging while my cat spun his head around at them trying to get some attention. I eventually slid a knife in front of the screen so they could see I was armed. After they left, I went to look and saw a campaign flyer on my door step. At first I thought that must just be a canvasser, but it was pitch black out, so it jist didn't make sense. I also didn't see anyone go to the neighbor's doors.
Here in my country we have grills in our windows so that noone can just enter easily. You can install that i guess. We also have iron net installed in that gril window so that mosquitoes can't enter. You can enjoy summer without any problem but to be safe don't let it open if not at home or not in the room.
@@EXOistheStandard Same here
Chilling Scares and Mr. Nightmare are the best horror story channels, hands down.
Chilling Scares is the Mr. Nightmare of our generation! 😁
@@Seroxm13 Ha. And it's the same person.
Don’t forget let’s read
@@Seroxm13 I reccommend Bedtime Stories.Some creepy tales along with beautiful artwork.
Horror stories is pretty good but he hasn't had a new video in a while
2:20 bro thats literally Kid Cudi
It really feels good sharing real haunted stories with others 💜💜
This was a very awkward video to watch considering I’m a door to door solicitor for a living lol 😂
9:11 what non native speakers understand: “it’s not clear who this mayonnaise”
Great video! A lot of channels have been posting these doorbell camera compilations lately and they're all mostly the same old encounters rehashed. Every single one of these was new to me. Love it! 😁👍
I got the alert for the video and I watched it right away! The voice...... just made my day.
I love how no one understands how wide angle lenses work
It’s a good thing I never answer the door anyway
To see a mountain lion is super rare but to see three?!?! That’s amazing!
Cougar one proves keep your cars inside. I find wildlife caught on doorbell cams fascinating
New sub. Really great footage. I’m just so shocked at some of these brazen individuals. Really scary times we live in, when cameras don’t deter thieves or worse murderers!
Very scary! My apartment got broken into, while I was at my parents' house, the day after Christmas.
Thankfully the individual who broke in was mostly looking for food and only took my fiance's gun and my brother's video camera.
The clowns at the apartment said originally they were going to replace the entire door, (the intruder had broken through a dead bolt???) but then decided to just throw some spackle around the area of the door that was broken and put the same deadbolt back in the door.
This decision made it ten times easier to break into.
I'm visually impaired and cannot see well enough to drive, so I got my mom to drive me the two hours down to my apartment, where I could get all of the valueables out of there and take back to my parents' house.
In January, I began a 5 month series of weekly gel inflations to a balloon beneath my scalp, for reconstructive surgery.
The head of the apartment complex called and said that because I'd been "out" of my apartment, she'd offered it to someone else.
I pointed out that I'd paying my rent on time every month and was currently undergoing weekly treatments at the hospital, where I'd been treated for cancer.
She didn't believe me and said I had to come in, sign documents, or my remaining property would be hauled to the dump.
I got my mom and brother to take me down there the following day.
I wore a farmer's hat and as soon as I walked into her office, I took off the hat, and asked what I needed to sign.
The balloon beneath my scalp made it look like I had a small football beneath my skin.
The stubborn woman was horrified.
I loved it!
I asked her again what I needed to sign, she handed the papers to me, and instead of sitting down to sign the papers, I stood over the desk and looked down, so she could see the top of my head, which had been shaved and cut open to insert the balloon.
When I finished signing everything, I looked up at her face, which was pale and contorted like she was about to vomit.
I smiled, put my hat back on, and told her to have a nice day.
I looked at her assistant (whom I liked and got along with) and she was glaring at the stubborn lady like she'd gotten what she deserved, for thinking I was lying!
In the end, it was fine by me to move out, though, because I no longer felt safe there.
Getting that last bit of justice against the apartment manager was icing on the cake, because she'd been trying to get rid of us for years!
@@brianna431 thank you!
I was told, when I moved into the second apartment there, it was one of their "show apartments" and to keep it neat, because they would be advertising it to interested buyers. They'd walk in on me in the morning, when I was in my pajamas. I can't tell you how many laws they broke!
After living in the second apartment in that complex, (the one that was broken into) I told my fiance I never wanted to live in an apartment again!
The first apartment I lived in there was at the bottom of a hill. The sewage drain was also at the bottom of that hill.
Everytime it rained, my apartment would flood, and the carpet between the bedroom and bathroom would get wet.
I filed complaint after complaint, but the complaints weren't "pressing issues," so by the time maintenance came to look at the flooding, it was all or mostly dried up and they said 'they didn't see anything.'
A hurricane came through and 3 days after it had passed (I'd been at my parents' house further north) I came back to my apartment and there was standing water in the kitchen.
My dad called management and the difficult woman said they'd come look at it when they got the chance and hung up on him.
He got in the car, drove down to her office, went inside, and said if someone wasn't in my apartment in 10 minutes, he was going to call a lawyer.
They sent the dufus maintenance guy down there, who walked in and swore up and down I must have "spilled something."
Dad asked him if he knew there'd been a hurricane there that previous weekend?
Maintenance dude said that of course he knew that, he lived just down the street.
Dad pointed out that this part of the city was in a flood zone.
The man agreed.
Dad followed with, "So don't cha reckon that's what caused the flooding?!?"
I had to go stay with my fiance and his family, for a few days, while they brought in a special crew to vacuum the water out.
The kicker, however, came two months later, when I moved to an apartment at the top of the hill.
The same difficult woman tried to charge me a $1200 fee for carpet cleaning and replacement, plus an extra $200 fee, for changing apartments, on top of my $615 rent fee.
What's worse is the woman didn't have the nerve to call and tell me this, or inform me when I paid my rent. She stuck the bills in my mailbox.
When I found the bills I did call my lawyer, and they spoke with the tart. The woman said she "forgot" that you don't have to pay the $200 moving fee, if you switch apartments in their complex, (which is in the contract) they would take off half my monthly rent, for the stress they'd caused me, and there was no need for me to worry with the carpet fee, because they were remodeling that apartment anyway.
Yeah. That woman was a peach.
@@pirategirl1588 I lost my daddy a few years ago, and it warmed my heart to read of your dad stepping in and standing up for his daughter. I hope you’re doing well now, health wise, and also that your living situation has improved. God bless.
@@authentic_anna3753
I'm so sorry to hear about your dad! No one can ever take his place.
I'm doing much better now and I'm actually getting ready for more reconstructive surgery! (They're going to do a skin graft from my leg, to go on my head, meaning it will be one surgery and done!)
I'm currently living with my parents, so this time should go a lot smoother! 😆
Thank you!!! ❤
I will never understand people leaving doors open during the night. I lock all doors the minute I'm done with them for these reasons.
I lived next door to an older guy in an apartment complex in Phoenix awhile back. He would leave his apartment about once a week at 5am for groceries and wouldn't come outside the rest of the week. He would watch us through his blinds anytime we were in front of our apartment. Never introduced himself or said anything to us for about 6 months. I opened my front door one day and he was standing right in front of it staring at me like he was super pissed. He starting getting loud with me, telling us to quit banging on the wall between our apartments, something we never did. He said we've been doing it every since we moved in at all hours of the night and day to purposely mess with him and he can't sleep because of it. The police showed up because apparently he called them before standing outside my door and they seemed to believe him that we were doing it. He said we were racist and doing it because he's black and we're white. The police would end up leaving after giving me a warning to not beat on the wall. I had to live next door to him 6 more months knowing he's crazy and thinks we're targeting him. I always wondered when he would show up at the door again. I started keeping my 12 gauge quite close the rest of my days in that apartment.
These types of videos have been my favorite lately! Thank you so much, you did a great job :)
Really appreciate you don’t have a long intro in your videos.
“It’s me!”
So very creepy.