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I'm wondering how many people here have cameras and have had something go wrong where the camera made the difference? I think for most neighborhoods and people

I'm wondering how many people here have cameras and have had something go wrong where the camera made the difference? I think for most neighborhoods and people they seem needless, but perhaps I'm a bit too naive.

rconti 4y ago
I'm sort of the "I'd rather not know" camp. I've lived in my house for 8 years now. I'm sure in that time the area has been prowled. Somebody has probably walked into my fenced backyard to see if I left a window open in the summer, or tried my front door to see if it's unlocked, or scoped out my cars for catalytic converters. But, I've never had a crime issue. Not a single package stolen, ever. Why work myself into a tizzy about everything that "seems strange"? Don't get me wrong, I'm sure if something did happen, I'd wish I had footage. And maybe I'd go out and buy cameras. But then, I've watched my brother-in-law's Ring footage of his catalytic converter being stolen from his Prius. On 3 separate occasions. Gotten angry, thought about what I'd do if I happened upon these scumbags. And yet, that's all the footage does; makes you angrier.