00:00This footage was captured in Flint, Michigan, on April 24th, 2023.
00:14The house had two ring cameras, one above the garage, and the other was a ring doorbell camera.
00:20Around 10pm, a man in a red jacket and another person just behind him are shown walking up to
00:25the house's front door. Before knocking or ringing the doorbell, the man in the jacket
00:30immediately starts trying to break down the door.
00:55The ring camera falls to the ground from the impacts, but the door itself doesn't budge.
01:01After those few seconds, the man walks around to the house's side door and again immediately
01:06starts trying to break it down. By this point, the homeowner had woken up in a panic and was
01:11checking their camera's feed for an explanation. They noticed their doorbell camera on the ground,
01:16and so they switched over to their other camera. As the banging noise rang out throughout the house,
01:21they could now see what was causing it.
01:42The homeowner's voice coming over the speaker was enough to scare the two men off.
01:46Police were called out to the property. When they reviewed the footage, they noted that one of
01:52the men was armed. What these two men planned to do with the people inside if they had successfully
01:57broken in is unknown. It's unclear if they were ever identified by police.
02:06This clip was captured at 3 in the morning on April 9th, 2023. It happened in Albuquerque,
02:13New Mexico. The homeowner was sleeping when the clip was recorded. It wasn't until he woke up and
02:19saw a notification on his phone that he found out about it. He reviewed the footage, horrified.
02:26This is what he saw. A woman is shown, trying multiple different keys to get into the house,
02:31and even looking around for a hidden one.
03:01The homeowner claimed that he had never seen this woman before. He said that she later started throwing rocks at his car
03:10and trying those locks. It's likely she was under the influence of something. Multiple times she tries to
03:17insert keys into the doorbell camera itself. After a few minutes she walks off and was never seen on the property again.
03:24Her intentions are unknown.
03:31Walter Hickox is a homeowner in Daytona Beach, Florida. His home is set out in a wooded section of the city.
03:37In January of 2022, Walter was taking his three dogs out onto the porch,
03:42and he noticed one of them intently looking at something outside.
03:45The dogs suddenly start running to the left side of the camera, and that's when Walter realizes they were looking at a black bear.
03:54The bear climbs over a protective railing as it goes for the dogs.
04:08With barely any time to process what he was seeing, Walter lunges at the bear as it goes for his dogs.
04:13He manages to push it back before he shoves a nearby chair in the doorway, preventing it from attacking again.
04:19He yells out that he was attacked by a bear as he brings his dogs back inside.
04:24Oh my god! I just attacked my bear!
04:28Oh my god!
04:31When I had time to just sit and just stare, it all hit me, and I started bawling.
04:37I couldn't believe how close to death I was, and I did it for my dog.
04:41Walter received minor injuries from the bear.
04:44His dogs didn't receive any injuries.
04:46This homeowner in Texas got a knock at their door for a DoorDash delivery around 1.20 in the morning.
04:55Only, the homeowner hadn't ordered DoorDash.
04:58She was sleeping.
04:59It was only her and her nephew in the home at the time.
05:02She remembers waking up to a metal clinking sound, but didn't think much of it until she noticed damage to the outside of her house the next morning.
05:11This caused her to look back at her cameras, both the footage from her doorbell camera and the one she had set up in her backyard.
05:18This is what she saw.
05:36DoorDash.
05:37The first video isn't as concerning.
05:50A woman standing at the door claiming to be with DoorDash from 1.20am to 2am.
05:55This could be written off as a determined delivery driver that unknowingly had the wrong address.
06:02But it was the backyard footage that was genuinely concerning.
06:06At 2am, four men got into the backyard and tried to gain entry into the home through a window.
06:11It's likely they planned on entering through the front door by ambushing the person that opened it for the DoorDash delivery.
06:17But when no one answered, they resorted to trying the backyard while the fake DoorDash deliverer stayed out front as a distraction.
06:24However, fortunately the men would be unsuccessful and are shown running away from the house on the backyard camera.
06:31The four men and the woman at the front door were all seen leaving the area together in a dark colored Zedan.
06:38They were never caught by police.
06:44In June of 2019, multiple homes in Chicago got a visit from a man claiming to be an investigator known as Jeff Rushmore.
06:51The only problem is, that man doesn't exist.
06:54He was impersonating an investigator with the local police department, fully equipped with a fake uniform, a fake badge, and fake police radio chatter.
07:03This ring camera caught him performing the act.
07:06Can you open the door?
07:12It's 26, I got you en route.
07:13Hilltard, Mister K-21, gonna be the sixth person.
07:18Uh, 900 North Villa.
07:20900 North Villa looks like PD is with them.
07:22They can catch the custody.
07:23Uh, Delos, CD4?
07:31The homeowner doesn't answer the door, yet the man stays in character, even faking a
07:59call back reporting the unresponsive homeowner.
08:03Another home in the area equipped with a ring doorbell camera shows the same man.
08:08This time the homeowner does open the door.
08:14The video cuts out there.
08:38The man explains a missing person case and when the homeowner says he doesn't know anything
08:41about it, the interaction ends.
08:45The motives behind him impersonating an investigator are unknown.
08:49Often there are cases like this where the man is simply trying to get people to open their
08:52door thinking they're safe but proceed to rob them or sometimes worse.
08:57However, he doesn't do this.
08:59No one knows his motives.
09:01One commenter said,
09:03I honestly believe he was testing the waters and as he felt more confident he would have
09:07escalated from getting people to open their door to entering into people's homes to only
09:12God knows what next.
09:14According to recent documents, the man was never identified.
09:22This video was captured in Kansas City.
09:24The doorbell footage shows a man appearing on the left side of the screen and climbing on
09:28the guardrail.
09:30He was trying to stay out of frame as he attempted to take the ring camera off of the home.
09:35Inside the home was a woman and her son.
09:38The man was the woman's ex-boyfriend.
09:41He failed to remove the camera so he left but returned thirty minutes later.
09:46This time he had a cloth to cover the camera.
10:12Three minutes later, the homeowner's son ran into her room, frantic, telling her their
10:16car was on fire.
10:19Police and firefighters were called to the scene, but not before the fire destroyed their
10:22car and most of their home.
10:25Marianne, an expert in abusive relationships, responded with,
10:30Abusive relationships are about power and control, and when that power and control is taken away
10:34or it's minimized, then what we see is those efforts are escalated to try and get them back.
10:40Police are currently looking for the homeowner's ex-boyfriend seen in the video.
10:48This happened in April of 2023 in a wooded section of Asheville, North Carolina.
10:54The homeowner of this house got a notification saying motion was detected at her front door.
10:59She opened the app on her phone and saw three bears on her front porch.
11:04They were tearing open a package that had recently been delivered.
11:08Inside the package was dog food, which they easily would have been able to smell.
11:13The homeowner opened her door and confronted the animals, trying to scare them off.
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11:49The bears take one of the two bags of dog food inside the package.
11:54They're seen on the right side of the screen with the bag in their mouth as they walk off.
12:02This footage was captured at night just before 2 a.m.
12:05It shows a man ringing the doorbell to this home in Rochester, New York.
12:10Immediately after, he hides behind a parked car.
12:14He's seen crouched down, holding some kind of club in his hand, breathing heavily and sweating profusely.
12:19He nervously looks back and forth from out of the street to back at the house's front door.
12:49The man clearly looks to be on something.
13:06When he realizes no one was going to answer the door, he walks away.
13:10Another minute passes when a voice yells out that the police are on their way.
13:13It's unclear whose voice this is.
13:32There are two main possibilities here.
13:34Either this man was hiding from someone for one reason or another and he was trying to
13:38get inside a house so that he wouldn't be found.
13:41The voice being the person he was hiding from.
13:44Or he was trying to bait the homeowner into opening the door where he then planned to do
13:48who knows what.
13:49The voice here being a concerned neighbor that saw what he was doing.
13:52Either way, the man most likely did not have the best intentions.
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