Showing posts with label surveillance video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surveillance video. Show all posts

Thursday, June 9, 2016

World's Cutest Trespasser Caught On Surveillance Tape

Surveillance video captured a boy sneaking into a home's garage
so he could hug and play with a dog that was in there. 
Surveillance cameras detect all kinds of break-ins and trespassing incidents.

The one in the brief video at the bottom of this post is probably the cutest.

This was taken by a surveillance camera in the garage of Hollie Mallet's house in Pierre Part, Louisiana.

The garage doors are open and a Black Lab named Dutchess is sittting inside the garage.

All of a sudden, a boy runs into the garage -- clearly trespassing -- and hugs the dog enthusiastically, and the dog seems to enjoy the attention.

The boy, now caught red handed, then runs to his bike and takes off.

Mallet wasn't exactly ready to press trespassing charges against the boy. Instead, she posted it on Facebook in an effort to find the kid.

"Anyone know who this sweet little boy is? Every now and then when he rides his bike he will quickly come and love on my dog and play fetch real quick, but always leaves quick like he doesn't know if he should be here!

"I'd like to tell him he's welcome to stay and play, she loves the attention!"

Soon, neighbor Ginger Breaux saw the video, and clearly identified the perp in the garage as her son Josh.

Beaux was torn. Josh knew he wasn't allowed to just go onto other people's property, so that was bad. But Josh clearly had a lot of compassion for dogs and other animals, so that was a very good thing.

Mallet solved the problem when she responded to Breaux. "Hope this sweet little boy Josh continues to come play with Dutchess.....A dog is a friend for life. So glad to see that innocence and love as caught on camera instead of what they are normally used for."

Here's the surveillance video:







Wednesday, April 27, 2016

Sharp-Eyed Cop Prevents Sinkhole Disaster

This cop in China spotted a weird crack in the road
at a major intersection. He then prevented LOTS
of problems 
There's a wicked busy, congestion main road in the large city of Hangzhou, China, where traffic slows to a crawl at a major intersection.

Recently, a cop there noticed what seemed to him to be an odd, worrisome crack right in the middle of the intersection.

Security cameras caught what came next. He was nervous enough about it, to direct all the traffic around the crack.

He got his cop cohorts to grab some orange traffic cones and place them around the crack in the road, so drivers would go around them.

This caused quite a little traffic backup and probably some steamed motorists who had to maneuver around the cones.

But good thing. Had it not been for this cop, things would have gotten worse for some motorists than some annoying traffic cones:

Watch:

Thursday, February 19, 2015

Scary! Boy Falls From Third Floor Window, Bounces Off Car See What Happens Next

Here's a scary video out of China:

Surveillance video shows a three year old boy falling from what turns out to be a third floor window. He bounces off a car then lands on the sidewalk.

An update on what happens next below the video:



As you can see in the video, the boy gets up and staggers away after the fall.

A downstairs neighbor heard the crash of the boy falling, found him outside and took him back up to the third floor, where his grandparents were taking care of him.

Later, the kid's parents came home, heard what happened and rushed him off to the hospital, just in case. Doctors determined the boy had some scratches and bruises, and is going to be fine.

Which is both happy and amazing.

Sunday, November 30, 2014

For Those Who Love Instant Karma, This Is For You

In the video in this post, you'll see a guy steal a guy's wallet off a table and run away out into the street.

What happens next will firmly make you believe in the concept of instant karma.

Plus the thief is a total idiot, so there's that.

Watch:

Monday, November 24, 2014

Kansas City Woman Takes Miley Cyrus Wrecking Ball Too Far

Here's the Kansas City building after a woman
driving a stolen SUV slammed into it.  
You pop culture fanatics out there are, I'm sure familiar with the Miley Cyrus song "Wrecking Ball."  

Well, a woman in Kansas City decided to do Miley one better by becoming a literal wrecking ball.

According to the Associated Press, a woman driving a stolen SUV, a phone glued to her ear, was being chased by police at speeds of up to 80 mph, when she lost control of the vehicle (Duh!) and slammed into a building, which partly collapsed.

Surveillance video that you'll see at the bottom of this post shows the building falling dramatically in a cloud of dust.

The building stored vintage cars, several of which were damaged or destroyed. One plunged to the ground from the second floor of the building.

Police have so far not identified the human wrecking ball, who we will call Miley II.

Miley II was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, says the AP.

Here's the surveillance video:


Sunday, November 23, 2014

Guy Tries To Steal Two Beers, Loses His Clothes Instead

Bet this guy won't try to steal beer again.
At least at the last store he tried.  
Bad news for a shoplifter up in Beaverton, Oregon.

Police said he tried to steal two beers from a convenience store in that lovely town, but the the store's owners would have none of it, says OregonLive.

In a Don't Try This At Home moment, the two owners tussled with the shoplifter for at least three minutes, trashing the store and removing all of the shoplifter's clothes, except for his boxer shorts.

Geez, after a day like that, I'd need a couple of beers. But then, I tend to hand over cash when I go to a store for beer rather than try to shoplift it. But that's just me.

The benefit of paying is, I always leave the store wearing the same amount of clothing I had when I entered the place.

In any event, Soloman Temanie-Berhane, 21, faces several charges, including third degree robbery, resisting arrest, assault on a police officer and theft.

The whole episode was caught on a store security camera. This is better than watching World Wrestling Entertainment: