Security Cam Reviews 2015 On World's Oddest Street Corner

A crash or crime or something caught on
security camera in Chilliwack, British Columbia
A lot of strange things went down on
this corner during 2015. 

Chilliwack, British Columbia seems to be one happening town.

At least one street corner in that community is.

Somebody who has security cameras on his property near this street corner has put up a year in review for 2015 for all the interesting things seen through the surveillance lenses.

We get lots of drug deals, even more idiots doing dumb things in cars, sketchy people repeatedly going into the carport, at least one beating, police cars, emergency vehicles, and a definite act of fire hydrant vandalism.

The most intelligent beings seen on camera are not humans, but some raccoons carousing the night away. They are definitely smarter than the people caught on camera.

The highlight video - all 12 minutes of it -- is worth watching

If only to reflect in the joy that your neighborhood isn't as wild as this one.

Then again, you're not always home. You don't know what goes on, unless you have cameras to catch it

Watch:

Some Idiot Is Shaving Cats In British Columbia

Jo Jo Yarjau holds her cat, which
was victimized by a weird
person in town who shaves square
patches out of cats like this one. 

People in Campbell River, British Columbia are worried about their cats.

For good reason. Some weirdo in the town is shaving small patches of fur from cats.

At least two people in Campbell River have said their cats have come home with small square patches of fur shaved from them.

This weirdness was first reported by the Campbell River Mirror newspaper and since picked up by media outlets across North America.

Two residents of the town Jo Jo Yarjau and Vance Assu, who lives around the corner from Yarjau, reported the savings.

Yarjau says her cat isn't particularly affectionate, so somebody had to lure the cat with food, then hold it down firmly during the precise shavings.

Yarjau and Assu said their cats are somewhat traumatized. They can tell because they are more jittery than they used to be.

The could keep their cats indoors so the sicko shaving the cats can't get at them, but they've been long time outdoor cats, and it's hard to keep them inside.

By the way, veterinarians state the obvious: You shouldn't shave a cat. You might injure it, and they need the fur. And the scary experience is obviously not good for them.

My guess is somebody around Campbell River has a strange fetish about cats. If you have a strange fetish, fine, unless it hurts somebody else, or some other being.

So, my message to the weird cat shaver in Campbell River: Get thyself in for counseling, STAT!

Or maybe somebody should shave weird squares into the cat fetish person's hair, to teach him or her a lesson?