Anyone caught anything interesting on their camera door bell
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In laws live on a pretty rough council estate, their cameras catch a weekly/daily occurrence - the nut job old lady next door hacking the front door to come in and swear non stop in front of all the grandchildren and ask for whiskey (shouting 'their facking in there i saw them' )
Did catch footage of a hoodie trying to break in once. I'm sure it will catch some more commotion in the coming months/years.
I would be glad that your camera doesn't see much action, i toyed with the idea of getting one to find out who was letting their dog s
t on my front lawn. After a few weeks of research i managed to find out the time this was happening and stayed up to catch the dirty old bd and his dog. Words were had and magically dog st has now disappeared.
Did catch footage of a hoodie trying to break in once. I'm sure it will catch some more commotion in the coming months/years.
I would be glad that your camera doesn't see much action, i toyed with the idea of getting one to find out who was letting their dog s
t on my front lawn. After a few weeks of research i managed to find out the time this was happening and stayed up to catch the dirty old bd and his dog. Words were had and magically dog st has now disappeared.Not a door bell but normal cctv
Had a wallet turn up in the bag garden
Instantly thought it was a burglar or he had stolen it else where and dropped it in our garden
Turns out it was from a few doors up, saw mr fox just drop it there
Peacocks, dogs, hedge hogs etc
Other strange things which just turn out to be next door’s elderly friends getting confused, but would have caused concern if we’d not seen the whole picture later
Had a wallet turn up in the bag garden
Instantly thought it was a burglar or he had stolen it else where and dropped it in our garden
Turns out it was from a few doors up, saw mr fox just drop it there
Peacocks, dogs, hedge hogs etc
Other strange things which just turn out to be next door’s elderly friends getting confused, but would have caused concern if we’d not seen the whole picture later
dibbers006 said:
Spare tyre said:
Had a wallet turn up in the bag garden
Instantly thought it was a burglar or he had stolen it else where and dropped it in our garden
Turns out it was from a few doors up, saw mr fox just drop it there.
This you LINK?Instantly thought it was a burglar or he had stolen it else where and dropped it in our garden
Turns out it was from a few doors up, saw mr fox just drop it there.
Caught a few members of the Irish Caravanning, roofing and driveway enthusiast club at large.
First one, hi-viz, shorts, riggers boots and clipboard (!), relieved my 80 year old neighbour of the couple of quid he'd left in a Tupperware box, beside his step for the papergirl. He was caught mid-act and reluctantly surrendered his ill-gotten gains, despite some bullst that would have made donald trump blush.
The other two, at separate times, were obviously casing the place, their eyes were everywhere, until they spotted the doorbell cam, then it looked like they'd lost their Dag, and left sharpish in a hurried attempt to find it.
First one, hi-viz, shorts, riggers boots and clipboard (!), relieved my 80 year old neighbour of the couple of quid he'd left in a Tupperware box, beside his step for the papergirl. He was caught mid-act and reluctantly surrendered his ill-gotten gains, despite some bulls
t that would have made donald trump blush.The other two, at separate times, were obviously casing the place, their eyes were everywhere, until they spotted the doorbell cam, then it looked like they'd lost their Dag, and left sharpish in a hurried attempt to find it.
Ours caught someone trying the front door at silly o'clock in the morning. He then disappears off between ours and nextdoors. Not 5 minutes later police arrive and head into next doors garden. Last thing the door bell catches is the screams of the scalywag getting peppered sprayed 
. Pity CNC were'nt in the area, they'd have tazered him
. Pity CNC were'nt in the area, they'd have tazered himAlorotom said:
Lots of foxes and deer - the foxes like to pee next to the Nordic fur in the front garden, the deer seem to like to nibble at it.
I’ve actually trimmed the capture zone now so it doesn’t pick them up.
Barsteward cats around here, they use it as the local highway despite my neighbours (and mine now I’ve actually trimmed the capture zone now so it doesn’t pick them up.
to stop them. They are a pita. 
Whats on Second said:
what's the legality of digitally recording the likeness of an innocent postie or jehovah's witnesses for little good reason except your massive paranoia that someone will steal your naff statue of a forest satyr you bought in Times Past in 2001 ?
There was a case last year where a couple took their neighbour to court and successfully argued that their Ring doorbell was intrusive and constituted harassment as it caught their movements in and out the house. People with camera doorbells have to abide by the Data Protection Act and the GDPR law on collection and necessary processing of data.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-58911296
Jcwjosh said:
In laws live on a pretty rough council estate, their cameras catch a weekly/daily occurrence - the nut job old lady next door hacking the front door to come in and swear non stop in front of all the grandchildren and ask for whiskey (shouting 'their facking in there i saw them' )
Did catch footage of a hoodie trying to break in once. I'm sure it will catch some more commotion in the coming months/years.
I would be glad that your camera doesn't see much action, i toyed with the idea of getting one to find out who was letting their dog st on my front lawn. After a few weeks of research i managed to find out the time this was happening and stayed up to catch the dirty old bd and his dog. Words were had and magically dog st has now disappeared.
My mate had a similar problem with a dog sDid catch footage of a hoodie trying to break in once. I'm sure it will catch some more commotion in the coming months/years.
I would be glad that your camera doesn't see much action, i toyed with the idea of getting one to find out who was letting their dog s
t on my front lawn. After a few weeks of research i managed to find out the time this was happening and stayed up to catch the dirty old bd and his dog. Words were had and magically dog st has now disappeared.tting outside his house, he spent a few hundred quid on cctv and we then spent a few hours installing the cameras up ladders on the roof of his house. He’d been determined to catch the culprit so the money and time was well justified in his eyes. We saw nothing for a few weeks but then we suddenly get a video sent to our WhatsApp group where he’s announced he’s caught the culprit!
Turns out it was his own dog, it had been sneaking out if a gap in the back gate going to the front of the house, s
tting on the pavement and then returning to the back garden Condi said:
Whats on Second said:
what's the legality of digitally recording the likeness of an innocent postie or jehovah's witnesses for little good reason except your massive paranoia that someone will steal your naff statue of a forest satyr you bought in Times Past in 2001 ?
There was a case last year where a couple took their neighbour to court and successfully argued that their Ring doorbell was intrusive and constituted harassment as it caught their movements in and out the house. People with camera doorbells have to abide by the Data Protection Act and the GDPR law on collection and necessary processing of data.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-58911296
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