Suspicious man snooping around neighbourhood in the middle of the night
Last night there’s a suspicious person snooping around my house at 12.45am, got my Security camera recording, but unable to upload videos to neighbourly, his face seem to be covered and upto no good, only can upload pictures, here are some of the snapshots. Think he got scared away when my security floodlights came on, then he gone off a small bike that he parked on the grass, I wouldn’t be surprise if that’s a stolen bike from somewhere either, because it seem to be a too smaller bike for a man his built. Will pass footage to the police. Just want neighbours to be aware and keep an eye out for this suspicious person, if anyone recognise this person, please report to the police please.
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