This was early in the evening, all the lights in the house were on and everyone was home at the time. This guy had no fear??
Yeah, that is ballsy....Kind a scary that he tried to enter the house when it was pretty obvious people were home??
That's some scary stuff. It's similar to my experience last year. It can make you a little jumpy for a while. He should get a better fitting belt for his pants, and enjoy it for as long as he can. Where he's going to end up, if he continues this way of life, belts aren't allowed.
Yep, the family is a little on edge right now. You have to wonder what his intentions were when he was trying to come through that door? A Firearm will be kept much nearer by from now on. I would have been caught completely off guard if that door hadn't been locked and If it hadn't been for my security cams I wouldn't have known it even happened.
Yep, the family is a little on edge right now. You have to wonder what his intentions were when he was trying to come through that door? A Firearm will be kept much nearer by from now on. I would have been caught completely off guard if that door hadn't been locked and If it hadn't been for my security cams I wouldn't have known it even happened.
My guy had this technique as his trademark. There had been incidents in the neighbourhood, where people's wallets went missing in the middle of the day, the previous months. Norway is a pretty safe country, so keeping the door unlocked during the day isn't at all that unusual, in most towns. After that incident, I upgraded the cameras and took a more proactive stance. Since the bad guys doesn't have real firearms around here, it's pretty safe to do. The next 6 months I caught two more guys, who got a stern talking to. The last 6 months, there's been nothing(except Jehova's Witnesses sticking a note in the door while I was on vacation, marking the house as empty). I'm curious what the next 6 months will bring, since we're entering the dark months. We're down to eight hours of sunlight now, six at winter solstice.
Pretty decent shot of the guy at the door....Although there is a good bit of motion blur and it almost looks like his face is overexposed. Just curious, what shutter speed are you using at night? Given the ample lighting, you may be able to get even better footage by increasing the shutter speed...It would not only darken the exposure, but also decrease the motion blur. Something you may want to consider testing....Granted, this should certainly be good enough for someone that knows the guy to recognize him.
Did the cops lift any prints?