Be honest, who’s watching this in bed thinking, _I know I locked those doors but ima just go and check one more time_ 😉 Do it. Make sure them doors locked.
The ones stealing the groceries- worse, the person who had those groceries stolen might blame the delivery driver claiming he or she stole them. Im a door dasher and stuff like this could get us deactivated even if WE didnt steal them. Since they had a camera hopefully they reviewed the footage before making any accusations against the driver who delivered those groceries.
@@lkrause74 I usually go with deliveroo for groceries n not from America but usually here they make sure to hand it to the customer n some places have a code too. Sad if America just leaves it outside their home.
@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 some people order it and have it left at their door before they get home so that way they can start cooking or whatever when they get home
I have raised my boys to 'ALWAYS' lock your car door as soon as you get in and to "ALWAYS" lock the door behind you (no matter what)... And it has worked on more than one occasion. Lock behind you.
There's a creepy video on the tube somewhere of a woman as soon as she gets home and closes her apartment door some crazed looking guy coming down the hallway right behind her and then trying to open her door . He bangs against her door with his body and thank God she had it locked as soon as she went in
@@theMister07 yeah for some reason I think that was in New York City but yeah if it had been about a second and a half later she would have been in trouble . People have to be extra careful
Honestly when I know I'm having deliveries, I watch it like a hawk. They tell you its 10 stops away. I wouldn't dare leave the house knowing a TV is coming or not pay attention. Forget peeing!
It's a sad fact, but thats the world we live in. I schedule all my deliveries when I know I'll be home, and if they don't drop it off at the office, I meet them in the lobby. They leave them in common areas, like the front door of an apartment building.
@@rossburg84 the front door is what gets me Every time. Like they forget how many people live in my apartment building and could of walked past and seen a box full of candles lol.
in the first one, the woman comes out after someone tries to get in her home and then turns her back towards the street. why the hell would she come out? She's lucky the guy wasn't still lurking about.
First thing I thought was omg either she has been extremely lucky to be so naive or she is stupid because why would she turn her back to the street like that. I could actually feel my heart pounding waiting for him to come back and grab or attack her.
Safety note: Never open your door if someone knocks or rings at an unusual time like 2 or 3 in the morning unless you are expecting someone. And even then verify its them first. These cameras are great for situational awareness, but are no replace meant for a cautious mindset and good safety/secureity habits.
As a woman, I am scared both ways. I never open the door for anyone. But if there is a day I am kidnapped or something and I escape and run to someone's house and bang on the door for help, I'm so scared no one will answer and I won't find help.
I'm wondering what their game plan is. If people are home while they break in, is it their intention to attack them and rob them? Why else would they be doing it while people are home?
Uhh some it is literally just to attack, lots of crime videos of people who “robbed” a house and unalived everyone inside sometimes people jus do crazy shit and idk why so many people are like that
So sick of all these pieces of crap walking around all entitled thinking they can help themselves to anything others work hard for. The only one I feel bad for is the elderly man at the end. There's a chance he could've been confused. Then again, maybe not.
About 20 years ago my hubby (ex now) and myself were at the end of our rope with all the addicts and arses stealing from our workshop! They stole 160,000.00 worth of antibody fabrication equipment while we were out of town for the day. And before and after that there was alot of stuff stolen from our wrecking yard. The police couldn't/wouldn't do much and when they did, the courts would let them out with probation! So my ex set a coyote trap( it was an antique one we had hanging on our back porch my ex had alot of antique traps for decoration, we didn't use them on animals) but he set it in the workshop under some newspaper and woodshavings. The way the entrance was you had to walk into a narrow entry before entering another door into the shop. We always used the big doors to go in and out but you needed a key to open the big metal doors from the outside, once inside you could just push a button to open those doors. So we went out on about 3 weeks later and when we got back the next day, the newspaper and shavings were everywhere, there was a little blood and the trap was thrown outside and had definitely been tripped!! And nothing was gone and we didn't have any more problems for quite a long time!!! By then there was security systems that were for houses and affordable!! Probably wouldn't get away with it these days because as we know thieves and druggies have more rights then law abiding citizens!
Thieves piss me the eff off so much. The kicker? If someone stole from any of those thieves, they would be pissed. Yet they keep taking other people’s things. It’s infuriating.
@Elias Claveria it depends, I remember there was a time it was more safe to have your doors unlocked cuz there was little break ins same for walking home at night, I remember we could wander around from 1 am till morning and No harassments or whatever. Nowadays at day it isn’t even safe anymore.
I think Chance, the guy from the accident, was just trying to open a glass storm door to knock on the interior door. I've done the same thing, because knocking on the storm door isn't always loud enough to be heard. The interior door carries sound better. The way he backed up, and was willing to explain his reason to be there, seems legitimate. Some people are really not trying to commit crimes, but looking for help. That said, being cautious is always wise.
@@DuckingFoxx There should be police report, so I agree with you about that. The names wouldn't be availabe, but the incident would be recorded. If the accident happened late at night, the police wouldn't have gone back asking questions unless someone had died because of it. It would be a hit and run, and left at that. Differing districts handle things in various ways, though. If I needed answers and the police had more important cases to work on, I'd be going door to door too. My feelings don't make me right about this situation, but that's my perspective. Nothing wrong with being cautious though.
@@theneighborhood2280 True, true. It’s sad that people who legit need to seek info can’t be automatically trusted due to all the criminals and druggies.
@@DuckingFoxx I agree with OP. I looked at the video and he didn't pause for a second after noticing the camera. Usually someone looking to due harm would have frozen for a second or two after noticing it. It really could have been just a glass door and those things barely make a sound when knocked on, unless you bam on it. From my view he's knocking and looking upwards which might indicate he's hitting the house itself as to not bam on whatever is in front of him. As a victim of theft myself, police don't consider your crime massive enough to warrant a deep investigation. Usually you're just put on a file and have hope something turns up which could be weeks or even months. I try to be careful in how I view these videos, because many times it can be just paranoia on the home owners end. But that's just a symptom of living in a society where empathy is decaying.
How sad is all this is. 😢 Growing up in the '50s & '60s, you didn't have to worry about locking your doors until everyone went to bed. If we kids slept outside at night, the backdoor was always unlocked & our parents didn't have to worry about us. It was a crime free neighborhood & you knew everyone who lived there.
So sad. Chocolate cost a nickel and you could support a family on $7/hr, at a job you got right out of high school. Buy a house for $78k. Things change unfortunately.
@@BlessedToBeSaved333 Your figures are off for the '50s & '60s but I get what you're saying. Here, in southwestern PA...guys graduated & got work in either the steel mills or mines. And they made a decent wage. All that's gone along with the pollution. My Dad drove a streetcar & cleared $400 a month. Doesn't sound like much but with some side jobs, he supported my Mom & five kids. I remember our food bill at the store was $100 per month. We had a huge garden, apple & peach trees, grapes, blackberries & raspberries. My Mom & Aunt put up preserves, froze veggies for winter, made wines & beer. As for our house, my Dad & his navy buddies built it via the G.I. bill after the war. I remember it was worth approx. $20,000 in the early '60s. A house for $78,000 would be in the rich neighborhoods. Sidenote: The cost of living is much cheaper here than most places in the US.
@Gary Allen Sigh 🙄 First, we didn't live by any prison, Maynard. 🤭 Where I lived, it was rural/suburban. And as teens when we drank, it was in the woods with a keg. We were brought up right. None of us stole or damaged property. The only thing we were busted for was drag racing.
Come on PEOPLE! Y’all need to be more diligent about thieves stealing your packages. In these times, it’s gotten worse. Y’all know it or some of you wouldn’t have the cameras. if a person has stolen from you a few (not a couple), but a few times then you are giving them the opportunity to KEEP stealing from you, and when it comes to groceries…it’s unfortunately going to happen, especially in some areas. Make those sirens go off. I purchased a few cameras due to a neighbor kept letting his dog poop near my house. Even with them gone, I still keep my cameras on, especially the notifications. It can be annoying, but just two days ago I caught 3 teens checking out one of my neighbor’s SUV to either break in or steal the car. If I hadn’t had my notifications to ping me I wouldn’t have been able to call the police so quickly. For most of these I wouldn’t mind a dog coming out and going after these people. I understand it can also be according to your internet provider, but seriously, some of these victims should be able to catch a person in the act. Also, maybe try putting some animal poo in a box and leaving it out for them, maybe that will deter them. Everyone stay safe. AND LOCK EVERYTHING UP!
What’s sad is that even with these cameras I’m willing to bet none of these people were caught and are still out there. Shows that only 1 in about 100 crimes gets solved.
Something else to keep in mind. Each person who leaves their doors and windows unlocked reinforces in a thief's tiny corrupt mind that 'this is a great neighborhood to cruise, looking for stuff to steal.' Same with having valuable items delivered to unattended doorsteps.
Half these people are homeless or on drugs. The other half have probably already been caught. This is why we need community programs to get people the help they need.
I could NEVER imagine ringing someone's doorbell at 2, 3, 4 AM?!?! I mean, unless it's my family maybe or it's some sort of emergency? You're ASKING for trouble doing that with someone you don't know! Ew, people these days are getting SO WEIRD and intrusive
@@SWpurgatory oh I bet! I'm sure we are normal human beings though, lol. And stay safe out there delivering! God knows what can happen to us girls out there sometimes (even guys!)
I live in Phoenix, Arizona, my home is hardened against criminals. It is built of concrete block, all of the windows have roll down security shutters totally blocking the window. I do not use delivery services. I have motion sensor controlled flood lighting around the house and cameras being recorded to a DVR, The power panel is locked as well as all doors and windows. The doors have heavy security doors outside of them that are anchored to the wall with 12 bolts each. Two aluminum baseball bats, a can of bear spray, and s Springfield .45 ACP loaded and chambered with hollow points. Good luck trying to get in any time of day. I lock at least the security doors at all times and the steel entry doors each time I go through them. I always lock my vehicle doors when parking or while in the car. In Arizona, forcibly entering someone's car or home can be met with instant deadly force by law.
Man, is America really getting that crazy? I live in Canada, probably half the people around here don't lock their doors and maybe once a year you'll hear about something being stolen from someones yard. Rarely ever see police. You guys are quickly becoming the third world.
If i lived in some of these neighbourhoods i would be running razor wire and or a relatively cheap electrified fence Even an innocent looking 5ft picket fence with pointed pickets and a locked entry gate will stop most people. Funny enough, no one likes the thought of a pointed stake entering their rear end.
@@pmarie2003 Why worry about what stupid rules the city has created for criminals, protect yourself, no matter what. Ignore the politicians love of criminals, and make a few criminals "disappear"!
@@50buttfish I couldn't agree more. When it comes to protection of your house, family and possessions it should be each person's right to protect it how they see fit. I dont think land mines are legal tho 🤔
My mom actually fell off of a ladder in her yard and onto her picket fence. The pointed end entered and exited her right buttock. I came home to a bloody mess, my dad demanding that I check her out and take her to the ER (I am an RN). Neither one of them figured they could call 911.
The delivery people should play a part too, they should hide the package, but also noticeable to the homeowner. There's this one Amazon delivery guy that always puts our packages out of sight, but we're able to see where it is. I have huge respect to those kinds of people.
I have been ordering from Wayfair frequently because a house I bought is being remodeled. Multiple packages. Light fixtures, ceiling fans, wood panels. Not one person delivering has bothered to put it to the side behind the railing to hide it. Just right in front of the door. Fed Ex is so bad about this. I'm not on the premises.
@@livingthedreamdjm yeah figured Fed-Ex doesn't give a shit. But I order from Amazon a lot and there's this one guy that puts the extra effort to hide our packages from thieves, idk who he is but he deserves a raise.
Camera's are 1 thing. Get to know your neighbors. Exchange phone numbers. Where I live in the Country, We do not call police for anything. We handle it. Ladies, get some Bear Spray for protection. Keep it ready. Stay alert. Men too. I am in Texas, We carry multiple guns everyday, everywhere.
Fortunately for me in my area I added my door-bell CAM and now people "see" the cam, turn their heads and do a 180 turn before even "approaching" my door! This WON'T last forever as this Admin. continues it's destructive ways and will only get WORSE! FJB!!!
I live in Phila, & have never had this problem. I know it happens, and some things on my street have occurred, but we know who it is, it is usually my neighbor who causes the problem. It started 2 1/2 yrs ago when they moved in. Most of the crimes in Phila, have occurred in South Phila, and North Phila. North Phila has always had a horrible rep, I used to think South Phila, was OK, but here lately they have been on the news on a regular basis for disturbances, which has been caused by the new people moving in, which is where it usually stems from, because the long time neighbors don't make trouble, I see this where I am. Ms. B. Churchill
And people say homeowners don’t need to be armed. Wtf ever. People getting groceries delivered, need to go out and get that shit right away. Isn’t there an alert that it’s been delivered?
@@southernsass2937 When i order something i dont just close the app and leave. I keep it open, And i watch, the entire time. Once i see its near im already outside wating.
Could you put the explanation text early in the video clip? For some of these and others you post I have to rewind several times to be able to read it because you put it at the end just before the next clip comes in. Thanks for doing this for us! Currently I live in a very safe neighborhood, and have never had a package stolen, but this could change with the effect of this awful inflation.
Maybe it was HIS Amazon package. Twice within a couple of days my orders were delivered to the wrong places and had to be retrieved. Not violently of course, but still it made me angry.
Maybe in a house, but not in an apartment complex. The walkway in front of the door is swept and maintained by the complex. It is only theft if you take someone else's package and only trespassing if you do not live in the complex. Still better to knock or ring and tell them you are looking for your package and show them some identification, but some people have no sense.
The scariest ones are when the bad guy shows up in the middle of the night when the homeowner is likely to be at home and tries the door. That doesn't usually end well.
We have people in our area that have dozens of arrests for Breaking and Entering, and theft. But the Sheriff refuses to jail them even if convicted. The County Prosecutor doesn't even bother with prosecuting because of that.
Absolutely mind blowing. That these people feel so entitled to take people's stuff. Obviously they're not worried about getting shot or getting their a** beat.
All the people who came to the door bell, or front doors were trying to gain entrance or find out more information, none of them trust worthy, lucky some of them did not get shot. Remember if a stranger is tying to enter a home, the person inside is going to protect themself and their family.
In regards to porch pirates, someone should invent a box for delivery men where, when there's nothing in the box, it's unlocked for them to put the package in. Then when the package is in it, it locks automatically. Only the owner has the key. This way, it will keep the parcels safe.
I never get anything delivered to my house. I just have it delivered to my local post office and pick it up there. That way I can grab the item when I need it and no worries about theft.
I can't believe the delivery drivers over there just leave it outside, over here in the UK if they don't get an answer then leave it with either a neighbour or post a note through the dotr thar they will come back another day
@@markscouler2534 they didn't use to leave packages on the porch. You would have to personally receive it or they leave a note for a delivery time or to pick up at USPS or UPS. I have repeatedly had things stolen from my porch now that they drop packages and leave.
It’s said 80% of crime is done by 8% of criminals. Course - we do have a harsh system in the USA that starts off penalizing people at a young age due to poor nutrition, unsafe housing that contributes to issues in adulthood. Need a multi-pronged approach.
For some reason I feel that the lowest of the low are the ones stealing food ... what horrible creeps stealing groceries off of someone's front doorstep
@Gary Allen interesting how the police are quick to respond to anyone using force against an intruder/thief, but don't really give a shit about enforcing the law against the thrives/intruders.
Also do NOT GO OUTSIDE to check on or worse CONFRONT the person! Stay inside & CALL THE POLICE. You can also let them know the police are ON THEIR WAY. STAY SAFE & WATCH OUT for EACH OTHER. 💙
Apply for and get a concealed permit and ALWAYS confront to protect yourself, neighbors and future victims. We need to stop criminals ourselves #stopbeingvictims
12:32 this is why you need to be armed and prepared yourself. As soon as i see theirs I’m pulling out mine and using it. Pathetic excuse for human beings in these videos
I am so glad I moved back to Florida four years ago, "Florida's stand-your-ground laws allow residents to use shooting as a form of self-defense when their safety is in imminent danger." We stay strapped at all times here, hope I never have to use it to protect myself or my family. Stay safe everyone!!
1:14 Wtf. Why the hell would you ever get a TV delivered to your house without making sure someone was home to accept the package as soon as it arrives. Like, is this person REALLY that surprised. What an idiotic decision. "Another person looking for a freebie" - Well, you were essentially advertising a brand new, free TV and just begging to have your shit stolen by allowing it to sit on the porch unattended. Also, what was the point of the clip at 2:19? A police officer looked in the window to see if anyone was home, then knocked on the door but no one answered so he walked away. Is he supposed to be a fake officer or something? There's no caption following the clip so it seems kind of pointless.
I used to work in Alameda, it was surprising how many people didn't lock their doors in that city. And right across the bridge is the rough area of Oakland.
I fucking hate porch pirates. My neighbor took one of my work packages. He opened it and realized he’s fucked. He tried to say he got it delivered to his house and didn’t look at the name. I installed hidden cameras after that. He walked over one more time but it was a work package again. Then left. I told him if he steps foot on my property without my permission I’m putting him in the hospital. Porch pirates should get put out and shamed like the old school way. Make them have a big ass sign with what they did in busy intersections and shame their family name.
Without the neighbor having his security camera. Chris Watts wouldn't have been caught after murdering his pregnant wife and taking his 2 beautiful baby girls to murder them. That's why I have a Ring doorbell.
This guy with his shirt over his face, which incidentally was not covered very well at all. That makes him be the epitome of "Stupid is as Stupid does ".
If these videos are designed to make people hate people I'd say you're successful. I certainly trust no one anymore and it's obvious addiction to booze and other drugs is rampant.
The 2nd one: place definitely needs some upkeep. 3rd one: Looks like they left a TV on the side of the house 4th: The mask is pointless if it doesn't cover your face.
I leave my gate unlocked and if you open it too far which is not very far, we can hear very clear when someone makes the gate make contact against a under cover bell hanging from the siding. 5 AK users who live in my home ready to kill any mf trespassing no questions ask. Nobody should take this lightly.
U know those shipping labels on packages. Well if you call Amazon can they track it to wherever the thief has it? Do they at least replace it or refund you?
PSA… If you’re thinking of trying my door in the wee hours of the morning, my 12 is loaded with double 00 steel…. I will throw it through the door, like it was free.
On some of these the writing is so small that I cannot possibly read them on my phone . When they put up the ones that are hard to read why don't they make that part bigger so we can see what it says .
I didn't have cameras for the moment, but always home and share car with wife. She left one day and somebody came up to the house, tried a window first so I waited by the unlocked door and covered him in a gallon of Kilz primer when he opened it. The oil based. He then found a gun in his face after he cleared his eyes so he could start running away. It was a good day.
The two dog chasing that poor cat is really sad! Those look like pit bulls so they’ll probably kill and tear the cat apart if they were able to catch it! Please people keep your cats inside!! 😢
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Be honest, who’s watching this in bed thinking, _I know I locked those doors but ima just go and check one more time_ 😉 Do it. Make sure them doors locked.
Me for sure!
and windows. lock the windows.
I'm lucky to live in a group home here in Sweden, the backdoors don't have handles
Already checked my doors since starting the video 😅
@@kekekeke2200 you guys get assaulted by canned fish-you don’t need to bother assaulting each other.
Maybe people should have a doorknob shocker at night, that would be hilarious to watch.🤣
Great idea 🔥👍🏽😂
@@eileenstevenson5378, c gleason SOUNDS LIKE A CRIMINAL!
@@youdontknowmebut Just make it only 12 VDC or 5 VDC. A little shock but nothing dangerous.
Better still a button they could press that would cure them of thieving. Even men posing as coppers YUK
@@youdontknowmebut it's not illegal lol
The worst porch pirates have got to be the ones stealing groceries. You don't know if the person living there is home bound, invalid, or elderly!!
I was hoping someone would open the door and push the one on the top so they both could fall down the steps
Invalid??? Fuck you mean, bitch
The ones stealing the groceries- worse, the person who had those groceries stolen might blame the delivery driver claiming he or she stole them. Im a door dasher and stuff like this could get us deactivated even if WE didnt steal them. Since they had a camera hopefully they reviewed the footage before making any accusations against the driver who delivered those groceries.
@@lkrause74 I usually go with deliveroo for groceries n not from America but usually here they make sure to hand it to the customer n some places have a code too. Sad if America just leaves it outside their home.
@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 some people order it and have it left at their door before they get home so that way they can start cooking or whatever when they get home
I have raised my boys to 'ALWAYS' lock your car door as soon as you get in and to "ALWAYS" lock the door behind you (no matter what)... And it has worked on more than one occasion. Lock behind you.
I do even in the daytime.
There's a creepy video on the tube somewhere of a woman as soon as she gets home and closes her apartment door some crazed looking guy coming down the hallway right behind her and then trying to open her door .
He bangs against her door with his body and thank God she had it locked as soon as she went in
@@gardensofthegods I remember that one. It was a close call. Glad she’s alright
@@theMister07 yeah for some reason I think that was in New York City but yeah if it had been about a second and a half later she would have been in trouble .
People have to be extra careful
@@sherryallison514All attempts we've had have been in the day time between 11 am - 3 pm. 1 was 7 pm, that was the latest.
Honestly when I know I'm having deliveries, I watch it like a hawk. They tell you its 10 stops away. I wouldn't dare leave the house knowing a TV is coming or not pay attention. Forget peeing!
“Forget peeing” ain’t that the damn truth. I hold my bladder all mf day til my package arrives lol
It's a sad fact, but thats the world we live in. I schedule all my deliveries when I know I'll be home, and if they don't drop it off at the office, I meet them in the lobby. They leave them in common areas, like the front door of an apartment building.
Exactly same here
@@rossburg84 the front door is what gets me Every time. Like they forget how many people live in my apartment building and could of walked past and seen a box full of candles lol.
damn right. i would beat the hell out somebody trying steal my stuff i worked hard for all day out in the florida heat.
in the first one, the woman comes out after someone tries to get in her home and then turns her back towards the street. why the hell would she come out? She's lucky the guy wasn't still lurking about.
I was thinking the same thing not very smart.
Exactly
I said the same thing smh
Yeap that is so stupid.🙄
First thing I thought was omg either she has been extremely lucky to be so naive or she is stupid because why would she turn her back to the street like that. I could actually feel my heart pounding waiting for him to come back and grab or attack her.
Safety note: Never open your door if someone knocks or rings at an unusual time like 2 or 3 in the morning unless you are expecting someone. And even then verify its them first. These cameras are great for situational awareness, but are no replace meant for a cautious mindset and good safety/secureity habits.
Even better, NEVER answer your door to anyone unless you are expecting them. I never answer my door. fuck em.
As a woman, I am scared both ways. I never open the door for anyone. But if there is a day I am kidnapped or something and I escape and run to someone's house and bang on the door for help, I'm so scared no one will answer and I won't find help.
Never open the door !
replacement
Duh, we know this... Did you just now figure this out? LMFAO...
So many criminals trying to break into houses in the middle of the night when they know people are home. That is crazy.
People are getting bolder and they don't care very low to steal someone groceries 😒
I'm wondering what their game plan is. If people are home while they break in, is it their intention to attack them and rob them? Why else would they be doing it while people are home?
Uhh some it is literally just to attack, lots of crime videos of people who “robbed” a house and unalived everyone inside sometimes people jus do crazy shit and idk why so many people are like that
I mean if they breach the house while I’m inside.
Asking to get shot
So sick of all these pieces of crap walking around all entitled thinking they can help themselves to anything others work hard for. The only one I feel bad for is the elderly man at the end. There's a chance he could've been confused. Then again, maybe not.
@@User14816 not sure about that one. I was referring to the elderly African American man at the end. He was carrying 2 bags.
Broke a$$ think they can take whatever they want💣
I have set up a trip-wire in my driveway; they can't get to my vehicles without making themselves all LIT UP; Then there's the shotgun.
@@50buttfish awesome! We all should set up trip wires.
About 20 years ago my hubby (ex now) and myself were at the end of our rope with all the addicts and arses stealing from our workshop! They stole 160,000.00 worth of antibody fabrication equipment while we were out of town for the day. And before and after that there was alot of stuff stolen from our wrecking yard. The police couldn't/wouldn't do much and when they did, the courts would let them out with probation! So my ex set a coyote trap( it was an antique one we had hanging on our back porch my ex had alot of antique traps for decoration, we didn't use them on animals) but he set it in the workshop under some newspaper and woodshavings. The way the entrance was you had to walk into a narrow entry before entering another door into the shop. We always used the big doors to go in and out but you needed a key to open the big metal doors from the outside, once inside you could just push a button to open those doors. So we went out on about 3 weeks later and when we got back the next day, the newspaper and shavings were everywhere, there was a little blood and the trap was thrown outside and had definitely been tripped!! And nothing was gone and we didn't have any more problems for quite a long time!!! By then there was security systems that were for houses and affordable!! Probably wouldn't get away with it these days because as we know thieves and druggies have more rights then law abiding citizens!
Taking someone’s groceries? Pretty low.
Yes I called them sad mfers... or people like that in general..sad mfers..will steal anything that's nail down ..
Everything they are doing is low!!!!
@@auntemmyd1604 yup you’re absolutely right!
@@auntemmyd1604 True, but taking a person's groceries, is a whole another level of of being a lowlife.
@@auntemmyd1604 Especially that police officer. What was he thinking, going to the wrong address.
Thieves piss me the eff off so much. The kicker? If someone stole from any of those thieves, they would be pissed. Yet they keep taking other people’s things. It’s infuriating.
They're the type im sure would kill you for no reason. Keep your lead close by @ all times.
They have no moral center and think the world revolves around them. That can’t see beyond their own nose.
Crazy times we're living in. Please be safe
@Elias Claveria it depends, I remember there was a time it was more safe to have your doors unlocked cuz there was little break ins same for walking home at night, I remember we could wander around from 1 am till morning and No harassments or whatever. Nowadays at day it isn’t even safe anymore.
I think Chance, the guy from the accident, was just trying to open a glass storm door to knock on the interior door. I've done the same thing, because knocking on the storm door isn't always loud enough to be heard. The interior door carries sound better. The way he backed up, and was willing to explain his reason to be there, seems legitimate. Some people are really not trying to commit crimes, but looking for help. That said, being cautious is always wise.
IMO he saw the cam. But I'm cynical. I'd also think there was a police report with a hospital visit and the police would be the ones following up.
@@DuckingFoxx There should be police report, so I agree with you about that. The names wouldn't be availabe, but the incident would be recorded.
If the accident happened late at night, the police wouldn't have gone back asking questions unless someone had died because of it. It would be a hit and run, and left at that.
Differing districts handle things in various ways, though. If I needed answers and the police had more important cases to work on, I'd be going door to door too.
My feelings don't make me right about this situation, but that's my perspective.
Nothing wrong with being cautious though.
I agree, he did seem like he was genuinely looking for help.
@@theneighborhood2280 True, true.
It’s sad that people who legit need to seek info can’t be automatically trusted due to all the criminals and druggies.
@@DuckingFoxx I agree with OP. I looked at the video and he didn't pause for a second after noticing the camera. Usually someone looking to due harm would have frozen for a second or two after noticing it. It really could have been just a glass door and those things barely make a sound when knocked on, unless you bam on it.
From my view he's knocking and looking upwards which might indicate he's hitting the house itself as to not bam on whatever is in front of him. As a victim of theft myself, police don't consider your crime massive enough to warrant a deep investigation. Usually you're just put on a file and have hope something turns up which could be weeks or even months.
I try to be careful in how I view these videos, because many times it can be just paranoia on the home owners end. But that's just a symptom of living in a society where empathy is decaying.
How sad is all this is. 😢 Growing up in the '50s & '60s, you didn't have to worry about locking your doors until everyone went to bed. If we kids slept outside at night, the backdoor was always unlocked & our parents didn't have to worry about us. It was a crime free neighborhood & you knew everyone who lived there.
So sad. Chocolate cost a nickel and you could support a family on $7/hr, at a job you got right out of high school. Buy a house for $78k. Things change unfortunately.
Population has tripled or quadrupled since then along with the crime rate.
@@BlessedToBeSaved333 Your figures are off for the '50s & '60s but I get what you're saying. Here, in southwestern PA...guys graduated & got work in either the steel mills or mines. And they made a decent wage. All that's gone along with the pollution. My Dad drove a streetcar & cleared $400 a month. Doesn't sound like much but with some side jobs, he supported my Mom & five kids. I remember our food bill at the store was $100 per month. We had a huge garden, apple & peach trees, grapes, blackberries & raspberries. My Mom & Aunt put up preserves, froze veggies for winter, made wines & beer. As for our house, my Dad & his navy buddies built it via the G.I. bill after the war. I remember it was worth approx. $20,000 in the early '60s. A house for $78,000 would be in the rich neighborhoods. Sidenote: The cost of living is much cheaper here than most places in the US.
@Gary Allen maybe that happened in your neck of the woods but I lived out in the country and we didn't lock our doors. Times have changed.
@Gary Allen Sigh 🙄 First, we didn't live by any prison, Maynard. 🤭 Where I lived, it was rural/suburban. And as teens when we drank, it was in the woods with a keg. We were brought up right. None of us stole or damaged property. The only thing we were busted for was drag racing.
Come on PEOPLE! Y’all need to be more diligent about thieves stealing your packages. In these times, it’s gotten worse. Y’all know it or some of you wouldn’t have the cameras. if a person has stolen from you a few (not a couple), but a few times then you are giving them the opportunity to KEEP stealing from you, and when it comes to groceries…it’s unfortunately going to happen, especially in some areas. Make those sirens go off. I purchased a few cameras due to a neighbor kept letting his dog poop near my house. Even with them gone, I still keep my cameras on, especially the notifications. It can be annoying, but just two days ago I caught 3 teens checking out one of my neighbor’s SUV to either break in or steal the car. If I hadn’t had my notifications to ping me I wouldn’t have been able to call the police so quickly. For most of these I wouldn’t mind a dog coming out and going after these people. I understand it can also be according to your internet provider, but seriously, some of these victims should be able to catch a person in the act. Also, maybe try putting some animal poo in a box and leaving it out for them, maybe that will deter them. Everyone stay safe. AND LOCK EVERYTHING UP!
Definitely noticing a trend.
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I love the people that just casually look at their phone as they are trying to break into your home. The audacity of it all.
"~CRASH SMASH~"
"Oooh Markiplier started one of his random freaky livestreams~"
What’s sad is that even with these cameras I’m willing to bet none of these people were caught and are still out there. Shows that only 1 in about 100 crimes gets solved.
Yup…that’s why i carry backup…I also sleep with her too!!!😎
Something else to keep in mind. Each person who leaves their doors and windows unlocked reinforces in a thief's tiny corrupt mind that 'this is a great neighborhood to cruise, looking for stuff to steal.' Same with having valuable items delivered to unattended doorsteps.
Well, hopefully it’ll teach people to get deadbolts, lock cars, windows and doors.
@@juliej5917 Some still leave doors & windows open 🤦♀️
It's those won't happen to me ppl.
Half these people are homeless or on drugs. The other half have probably already been caught. This is why we need community programs to get people the help they need.
I could NEVER imagine ringing someone's doorbell at 2, 3, 4 AM?!?! I mean, unless it's my family maybe or it's some sort of emergency? You're ASKING for trouble doing that with someone you don't know! Ew, people these days are getting SO WEIRD and intrusive
Yeah, that's a good way to get shot, or worse.
I know it's so creepy they act like they have the right to do whatever they want.
@@SWpurgatory right?? The absolute entitlement is sickening! I would FULLY expect to get slapped lol
@@ROC-585 yes! I deliver food & I feel bad ringing doorbells & upsetting dogs during normal evening hours!
@@SWpurgatory oh I bet! I'm sure we are normal human beings though, lol. And stay safe out there delivering! God knows what can happen to us girls out there sometimes (even guys!)
I live in Phoenix, Arizona, my home is hardened against criminals. It is built of concrete block, all of the windows have roll down security shutters totally blocking the window. I do not use delivery services. I have motion sensor controlled flood lighting around the house and cameras being recorded to a DVR, The power panel is locked as well as all doors and windows. The doors have heavy security doors outside of them that are anchored to the wall with 12 bolts each. Two aluminum baseball bats, a can of bear spray, and s Springfield .45 ACP loaded and chambered with hollow points. Good luck trying to get in any time of day. I lock at least the security doors at all times and the steel entry doors each time I go through them. I always lock my vehicle doors when parking or while in the car. In Arizona, forcibly entering someone's car or home can be met with instant deadly force by law.
Go Arizona! I would luv that law. Go Ahead & Make My Day! Kentucky NOT far behind, Castle 🏰 Doctrine/Stand Your Ground is in Full Force!
What.....no moat with alligators?!!
@@zq9m3xh8 🤣🤣🤣 the gators 🐊 would solve a bunch of problems
Nah gregory, you should have built a castle with a river of electric eels surrounding it
Man, is America really getting that crazy? I live in Canada, probably half the people around here don't lock their doors and maybe once a year you'll hear about something being stolen from someones yard. Rarely ever see police. You guys are quickly becoming the third world.
The cat at 4:00 was like “TF WRONG WITH THIS HOOMAN?”
If i lived in some of these neighbourhoods i would be running razor wire and or a relatively cheap electrified fence
Even an innocent looking 5ft picket fence with pointed pickets and a locked entry gate will stop most people. Funny enough, no one likes the thought of a pointed stake entering their rear end.
That's a great idea. Ty
Things like that are illegal in some places. I looked into putting up razor wire where I used to live. Illegal, in that city.
@@pmarie2003 Why worry about what stupid rules the city has created for criminals, protect yourself, no matter what. Ignore the politicians love of criminals, and make a few criminals "disappear"!
@@50buttfish I couldn't agree more. When it comes to protection of your house, family and possessions it should be each person's right to protect it how they see fit. I dont think land mines are legal tho 🤔
My mom actually fell off of a ladder in her yard and onto her picket fence. The pointed end entered and exited her right buttock. I came home to a bloody mess, my dad demanding that I check her out and take her to the ER (I am an RN). Neither one of them figured they could call 911.
Could you please leave up the information strips long enough for us to push pause, Would really appreciate it. Thank you
Ikr? Slow it down a bit.
Just hit pause and quit crying!!!
The delivery people should play a part too, they should hide the package, but also noticeable to the homeowner. There's this one Amazon delivery guy that always puts our packages out of sight, but we're able to see where it is. I have huge respect to those kinds of people.
I have been ordering from Wayfair frequently because a house I bought is being remodeled. Multiple packages. Light fixtures, ceiling fans, wood panels. Not one person delivering has bothered to put it to the side behind the railing to hide it. Just right in front of the door. Fed Ex is so bad about this. I'm not on the premises.
@@livingthedreamdjm yeah figured Fed-Ex doesn't give a shit. But I order from Amazon a lot and there's this one guy that puts the extra effort to hide our packages from thieves, idk who he is but he deserves a raise.
Bro I just recently had a delivery driver put it on my front lawn!! On the grass!! Not even on the closer side of my porch smh
The hell is going on in America? Why don't your delivery guys actually deliver the package to the person like they do in Europe?
@@polaroidandroidjeff6383 They do, sometimes they even knock to get verification or just leave it somewhere at your porch/door.
9:08, "try it again bitch" 🤣I love that energy
Just completed rigging bear Spray in hanging plants for my front and back door. Remote activation. It's awesome!. Can't wait to use it.
Holy shit! Tell me more!
Now that’s what I’m talkin bout 😂🤣. Can’t wait to see the first ( stupid )Volunteer ! 😂🤣
I am a new subscriber to this channel. I am trying to learn how to post videos. I may want to Patent and sell this.
Camera's are 1 thing. Get to know your neighbors. Exchange phone numbers. Where I live in the Country, We do not call police for anything. We handle it. Ladies, get some Bear Spray for protection. Keep it ready. Stay alert. Men too. I am in Texas, We carry multiple guns everyday, everywhere.
I always keep some by the door lol
Thanks!
Track your package deliveries!!! It's not that difficult and will save you from loss of money due to theft.
Alexa will notify you when your package is on the way....and when it reached your porch....pick it up.
Exactly. You can even get it delivered somewheres else to pick up.
I'm from Philadelphia and I keep seeing more and more doorbell videos! I don't live there anymore, thank goodness.
Be thankful you moved it’s madness
I was there for 3 yrs and that was enough for me! It's was a different level of insanity there
Fortunately for me in my area I added my door-bell CAM and now people "see" the cam, turn their heads and do a 180 turn before even "approaching" my door! This WON'T last forever as this Admin. continues it's destructive ways and will only get WORSE! FJB!!!
I live in Phila, & have never had this problem. I know it happens, and some things on my street have occurred, but we know who it is, it is usually my neighbor who causes the problem. It started 2 1/2 yrs ago when they moved in.
Most of the crimes in Phila, have occurred in South Phila, and North Phila. North Phila has always had a horrible rep, I used to think South Phila, was OK, but here lately they have been on the news on a regular basis for disturbances, which has been caused by the new people moving in, which is where it usually stems from, because the long time neighbors don't make trouble, I see this where I am.
Ms. B. Churchill
And people say homeowners don’t need to be armed. Wtf ever.
People getting groceries delivered, need to go out and get that shit right away. Isn’t there an alert that it’s been delivered?
I believe those alerts are delayed by a few minutes. By that time it maybe gone
Yep. There's tracking & tells you b4. So if ppl are expecting a package, there's other options to choose.
@@southernsass2937 When i order something i dont just close the app and leave. I keep it open, And i watch, the entire time. Once i see its near im already outside wating.
Could you put the explanation text early in the video clip? For some of these and others you post I have to rewind several times to be able to read it because you put it at the end just before the next clip comes in. Thanks for doing this for us! Currently I live in a very safe neighborhood, and have never had a package stolen, but this could change with the effect of this awful inflation.
Maybe it was HIS Amazon package. Twice within a couple of days my orders were delivered to the wrong places and had to be retrieved. Not violently of course, but still it made me angry.
Maybe in a house, but not in an apartment complex. The walkway in front of the door is swept and maintained by the complex. It is only theft if you take someone else's package and only trespassing if you do not live in the complex. Still better to knock or ring and tell them you are looking for your package and show them some identification, but some people have no sense.
And I was only commenting on the second guy who violently broke in for an amazon package.
@Gary Allen Taking your own possession isn’t theft haha. Trespassing though, maybe.
The scariest ones are when the bad guy shows up in the middle of the night when the homeowner is likely to be at home and tries the door. That doesn't usually end well.
Nothing worse than a thief.
...that's all I got to say about that.
How bout a rapist who happens to be a torture murderer as well? Is he okay by you as long as he doesn't steal?
We have people in our area that have dozens of arrests for Breaking and Entering, and theft. But the Sheriff refuses to jail them even if convicted. The County Prosecutor doesn't even bother with prosecuting because of that.
Then shoot them...
Time to VOTE him OUT!
Probably bc jails or overflowing.
So they call this petty stuff.
@@Suzanimal_316 some Democrat run area.
That is absolutely horrible. That's probably why these low lives do it because they know nothing's gonna happen to them.
Even if you live in Montana or Nebraska, always keep your doors locked, you never know who is lurking.
Everywhere in rhe world should do that freaks are all over the fucking place😬
1:07 it would be hilarious if that package was full of tampons 🤣😂
LMAO
I grew up in a time when we didn’t lock our doors, a thing of the past. Now we have gun permit’s to protect ourselves from these thieves
Absolutely....keep your doors locked...1st line of defense!!
Dang that dude about tore that door off for one package🙍🏽♀️ he need anger management
Absolutely mind blowing. That these people feel so entitled to take people's stuff. Obviously they're not worried about getting shot or getting their a** beat.
They’re not happy being porch pirates.
They want to be in your home. Total misfits.
This is all very disturbing.
All the people who came to the door bell, or front doors were trying to gain entrance or find out more information, none of them trust worthy, lucky some of them did not get shot. Remember if a stranger is tying to enter a home, the person inside is going to protect themself and their family.
WHERE is the narrator?! He makes these vids so comical
In regards to porch pirates, someone should invent a box for delivery men where, when there's nothing in the box, it's unlocked for them to put the package in. Then when the package is in it, it locks automatically. Only the owner has the key. This way, it will keep the parcels safe.
We actually posted a video like that. Check it out: th-cam.com/video/tJZMaZu9QFM/w-d-xo.html
@@DoorbellNews Oh that's awesome. Thank you for showing me!
They have those already
@@SWpurgatory oh that's good
This just shows. That ring cameras are no detract to thieves.
I’d love to see a home owner install a big alarm with lights, and be able to flip it on when these idiots try this crap.
Great idea! You hear this ring?
Just set off your car alarm.
Yes make them long they are so entertaining
What happened to "If it's not yours, DON'T FUCKING TOUCH IT!!"
The first one, runs out the door with her cell phone...LOL and then bends over with her back to where the man came from. What a foolish move!
Why didn’t the man confront the guy for sitting on his porch @3:45 before he allowed him to enter his house?
Night of the zombies.....so freakin creepy
I never get anything delivered to my house. I just have it delivered to my local post office and pick it up there. That way I can grab the item when I need it and no worries about theft.
A lot of places don't deliver to p o boxes.
I can't believe the delivery drivers over there just leave it outside, over here in the UK if they don't get an answer then leave it with either a neighbour or post a note through the dotr thar they will come back another day
@@markscouler2534 they didn't use to leave packages on the porch. You would have to personally receive it or they leave a note for a delivery time or to pick up at USPS or UPS. I have repeatedly had things stolen from my porch now that they drop packages and leave.
We live in a society with no boundaries anymore. People follow no rules. Take what they want; say what they want; do what the want. 😐
Nothing has changed. Always been that way.
Please, lock your screen doors too.
The only good thing about insomnia, is being awake to see these creepers.
Trying to break in with a ski mask that covered absolutely nothing 🤣🤣🤣
Is that cop at 7:25 a fake cop, or is it just a misunderstanding? (I don't see the point unless it's a police impersonator). Anyone know?
Are those young men, ringing doorbells and immediately on their phone texting, alerting “team members” ?
It’s said 80% of crime is done by 8% of criminals.
Course - we do have a harsh system in the USA that starts off penalizing people at a young age due to poor nutrition, unsafe housing that contributes to issues in adulthood. Need a multi-pronged approach.
For some reason I feel that the lowest of the low are the ones stealing food ... what horrible creeps stealing groceries off of someone's front doorstep
Fill empty Amazon boxes with gross garbage, and poop.
Are you just figuring that out..???AMAZING ....thanks for the update.
If you just kill the intruder it will keep other intruders away.
Homicidal, are you?
I have security cameras all over my house some visible some hidden and plus I been in this situation before.
@@youdontknowmebut it is simple if you don't want people to steal your stuff that you worked hard for.
@Gary Allen interesting how the police are quick to respond to anyone using force against an intruder/thief, but don't really give a shit about enforcing the law against the thrives/intruders.
Love it when people put their hands up to cover the camera AFTER their faces have already been captured.
7:22 I've seen this same guy in other vids on YT. Is he pretending to act like he's a cop in order to get people to come to their door?
If you seen him in other videos and they're not good he probably is pretending.
I feel like the older guy with glasses just got the wrong apartment, you can see him reading the door number and then going oops and walking off
I thought the same thing, because it happened to me once and my reaction was "ooooooooops".
Also do NOT GO OUTSIDE to check on
or worse CONFRONT the person! Stay
inside & CALL THE POLICE. You can
also let them know the police are ON
THEIR WAY. STAY SAFE & WATCH OUT
for EACH OTHER. 💙
Apply for and get a concealed permit and ALWAYS confront to protect yourself, neighbors and future victims. We need to stop criminals ourselves #stopbeingvictims
12:32 this is why you need to be armed and prepared yourself. As soon as i see theirs I’m pulling out mine and using it. Pathetic excuse for human beings in these videos
Strobbing lights, sirens and Cameras are not enough any more! 🧐
Why would it. THey laugh at you and tell you their will be back later. Because they will. bloodless crime is not punished.
I am so glad I moved back to Florida four years ago, "Florida's stand-your-ground laws allow residents to use shooting as a form of self-defense when their safety is in imminent danger." We stay strapped at all times here, hope I never have to use it to protect myself or my family. Stay safe everyone!!
But also… you basically just have to deal with more crime in Florida
@@myadhdiskillingme6205 That is very true.
Gunshine state ☀️
@@leftfinned LMAO!!!! So true!
@@LadyO_333 proud Floridian too ☀️
All these videos and I haven't seen one saying if u don't get the fuch away from my door I'm blastin
Its also the delivery peole they drop ur food delivery wherever they want and say oh i knoced or ignore thr hell outta instructions
1:14 Wtf. Why the hell would you ever get a TV delivered to your house without making sure someone was home to accept the package as soon as it arrives. Like, is this person REALLY that surprised. What an idiotic decision. "Another person looking for a freebie" - Well, you were essentially advertising a brand new, free TV and just begging to have your shit stolen by allowing it to sit on the porch unattended.
Also, what was the point of the clip at 2:19? A police officer looked in the window to see if anyone was home, then knocked on the door but no one answered so he walked away. Is he supposed to be a fake officer or something? There's no caption following the clip so it seems kind of pointless.
I used to work in Alameda, it was surprising how many people didn't lock their doors in that city. And right across the bridge is the rough area of Oakland.
I fucking hate porch pirates. My neighbor took one of my work packages. He opened it and realized he’s fucked. He tried to say he got it delivered to his house and didn’t look at the name. I installed hidden cameras after that. He walked over one more time but it was a work package again. Then left. I told him if he steps foot on my property without my permission I’m putting him in the hospital. Porch pirates should get put out and shamed like the old school way. Make them have a big ass sign with what they did in busy intersections and shame their family name.
Agree.
The camasker commercials crack me up..... yeah it'll hide the camera unless they've seen these commercials 800 times like everyone else...lol
The older white gentleman around 2:09 seemed weird but I wonder if he was just lost lol
Without the neighbor having his security camera. Chris Watts wouldn't have been caught after murdering his pregnant wife and taking his 2 beautiful baby girls to murder them. That's why I have a Ring doorbell.
Keep your doors locked at all times🔏
Not only do I keep door locked, but I never open the door if I don't know them. I talk to them through the door.
This guy with his shirt over his face, which incidentally was not covered very well at all.
That makes him be the epitome of "Stupid is as Stupid does ".
If these videos are designed to make people hate people I'd say you're successful. I certainly trust no one anymore and it's obvious addiction to booze and other drugs is rampant.
They're just looking for new friends.🤣
Wassup with the police officer?
Keep that screen locked step 1
I would be tempted to leave a package on the porch with a rattlesnake in it….just for fun..
Or a Box filled with dirty nasty cat litter.
Come to my door and I will introduce to my little friend!!🤣
2:35 I dont understand what's he doing that's wrong?
lol buddy got that crack head strength. Kicking in the door like that!
The 2nd one: place definitely needs some upkeep.
3rd one: Looks like they left a TV on the side of the house
4th: The mask is pointless if it doesn't cover your face.
The mask is pointless period that's why al the vaxxies are sick constantly
I leave my gate unlocked and if you open it too far which is not very far, we can hear very clear when someone makes the gate make contact against a under cover bell hanging from the siding. 5 AK users who live in my home ready to kill any mf trespassing no questions ask. Nobody should take this lightly.
U know those shipping labels on packages. Well if you call Amazon can they track it to wherever the thief has it? Do they at least replace it or refund you?
If anyone comes ring my doorbell past 11pm, my rifle is gonna go off. Shoot first ask questions later.
PSA… If you’re thinking of trying my door in the wee hours of the morning, my 12 is loaded with double 00 steel…. I will throw it through the door, like it was free.
On some of these the writing is so small that I cannot possibly read them on my phone .
When they put up the ones that are hard to read why don't they make that part bigger so we can see what it says .
I didn't have cameras for the moment, but always home and share car with wife. She left one day and somebody came up to the house, tried a window first so I waited by the unlocked door and covered him in a gallon of Kilz primer when he opened it. The oil based. He then found a gun in his face after he cleared his eyes so he could start running away. It was a good day.
The two dog chasing that poor cat is really sad! Those look like pit bulls so they’ll probably kill and tear the cat apart if they were able to catch it! Please people keep your cats inside!! 😢
Well if your dumb enough to keep your front door open of course some stranger will walk in
of course ? where the FK do you live ? loserville USA
I’ll bet your axe wound smells like feta
I mean, it isn't normal but I get what you're trying to say
Just a suggestion...please leave the captions up longer.