The Typical picture of a Perp on Nextdoor-type Apps with Consumer Grade Cameras like Ring, Nest, Arlo, Canary, Wyze, etc.

Just the friendly neighborhood Nextdoor app. Would love to leave the site, but the comic relief is just too good. Some of the comments people post really make me concerned for our society LOL.
You mean to tell me they don't have a normal website, I have to use an app for my IPhone? I don't watch anything on my Iphone.....I use it as a....(gasp).....phone, not a computer monitor........I have two 27" monitors attached to my MAC, so I can actually see what I am looking at.........getting old is a bitch.......:confused:
 
You mean to tell me they don't have a normal website, I have to use an app for my IPhone? I don't watch anything on my Iphone.....I use it as a....(gasp).....phone, not a computer monitor........I have two 27" monitors attached to my MAC, so I can actually see what I am looking at.........getting old is a bitch.......:confused:

Oh yeah, you are right LOL - I don't use the app and do not have it on my phone - it is a website that shows one post and 4 ads - total annoying LOL.
 
This car came speeding thru their neighborhood and missed the curve and slammed into the house and then managed to drive away, causing structural damage to the house.

Can anyone ID this car?

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And the car literally stops in front of the camera after backing out of the house.

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A guy comes in at 1:30am to steal a recently planted tree and was captured on a Ring floodlight camera.

In addition to the blur, the camera is too high and gets top of hoodie, and shows the importance of a camera looking each way.

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One wouldn't think there would be a black market for young saplings.....Do pawn shops take trees now? If so, damn, I am rich!!
 
One wouldn't think there would be a black market for young saplings.....Do pawn shops take trees now? If so, damn, I am rich!!

It has got pretty bad - I have seen several stories in the news about it - inflation has jacked up prices of stuff and people are getting sapling and hanging plants stolen all the time and then these people resell them on ebay or a local flea market. He was someone stealing ferns I posted earlier in this thread




 
It has got pretty bad - I have seen several stories in the news about it - inflation has jacked up prices of stuff and people are getting sapling and hanging plants stolen all the time and then these people resell them on ebay or a local flea market. He was someone stealing ferns I posted earlier in this thread
The weather's too cool now to do it but I think maybe next spring making a few hanging baskets with Poison Oak but labelled "Redneck Wandering Jew" would be entertaining! :lmao:
 
The weather's too cool now to do it but I think maybe next spring making a few hanging baskets with Poison Oak but labelled "Redneck Wandering Jew" would be entertaining! :lmao:
I get so many good ideas from this site.......now, if I only lived in some city area where the crime rate is higher than zero......I could have some fun.....:thumb:
 
These kids came thru a neighborhood and stole everyone's pumpkins (estimated at 50) - literally put them in their car and then threw them at mailboxes in the next subdivision over:

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Edit: Someone posted the damage to their mailbox.

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More pics making their Way to NextDoor from this incident. This time it is the SimpliSafe cam. Better than the previous home, but with that much light it should be better (but certainly someone that knows them would recognize them from this video):

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Door checker caught on a Ring Spotlight cam. This points out several issues:

  • The spotlight as part of the camera has caused serious exposure issues, in part because of it allowing so much of the field of view to be the soffit and the light reflecting off of it.
  • Quality is a bit blurry because wifi couldn't keep up.
  • This 2.8mm wide-angle see the whole front yard means that the image is useless to IDENTIFY at what can't be more than 10 feet from the camera.

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While no video was captured, this post on Nextdoor shows why wifi/motion activated cams is bad:

"UPS package ripped open
Got UPS delivery today at 12:30pm. I'm home but the doorbell cam did not catch drop off. Did not show anyone on porch but package was ripped open and stuff gone."



That is the problem with motion activated is that it may miss it. Most consumer grade wifi cams cannot record 24/7.

Further, many of these are set to only record if the button is pushed OR you pay for the subscription to get recordings of motion.

It is foolish to rely or think one doorbell cam is the answer.
 
Security footage of person stealing 14-foot skeleton from Northwest Austin neighborhood

Youtube

Just a tad of motion blur :wtf:

Yeah, just a little bit OMFG. Was it Wonder Woman in her invisible Suburban LOL

Another example of a Ring wifi camera not able to keep up with the bandwidth requirements with motion.

And it is the typical wide angle that provides no IDENTIFY image.

Now granted since it was daylight, this would be enough to RECOGNIZE the person if someone knows her and snitches.

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Home invasion suspects caught on cam getting back into their car in Tanglewood Subdivision in the Galleria area. This was a still provided by police from the video cam across the street that was on channel 11. Obviously enough evidence to bring these three to justice.

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