Can anyone ID these two (yeah two LOL) that kicked the door and ran and damaged the door in the process.
The Typical picture of a Perp on Nextdoor-type Apps with Consumer Grade Cameras like Ring, Nest, Arlo, Canary, Wyze, etc.
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This house is decked out with cameras and got multiple angles of the door checker. Are they of any use....
Door checkers on a cold night. Hopefully this is useful to track them down.
Anybody recognize this vehicle full of perps jumping out and checking doors? And of course someone said the police could enhance the image to get the plates LOL
This guy showed up all around the neighborhood for over 5 hours. The yellow jacket is the only ID factor though.
Eufy doorbell in action of a door checker. Why we stress focal length matters. No camera with same focal length will ID at that distance.
Time and time again we see the examples @wittaj posts and ones like this one.
Most all suffer from the same problem:
When you idea of video coverage is simply to see “what happened” and not “who did it”.
If you don’t have cameras zoomed into a tight FOV (entrances, street, driveway, license plates) you are going to have a lot of pretty wide angle pictures, with little or no “evidence”
Most all suffer from the same problem:
When you idea of video coverage is simply to see “what happened” and not “who did it”.
If you don’t have cameras zoomed into a tight FOV (entrances, street, driveway, license plates) you are going to have a lot of pretty wide angle pictures, with little or no “evidence”
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Well, I can clearly recognize the guy. 
Well, I can clearly recognize the guy.
Easy to ID, he or she has 2 legs and at least a left arm. Simple
I know some one that now has two camera systems running concurrently 1). being Dahua-based 2). being Alexa Ring based
Took him eons to accept my advice; otherwise he would have been stuck with an unreliable WiFi-based / Cloud-based Ring system
Took him eons to accept my advice; otherwise he would have been stuck with an unreliable WiFi-based / Cloud-based Ring system
Guy stopped and posed for the camera as he checked for packages.
