Besides the fact that the lady used a trail camera to get a photo of the suspect, I like the fact that she acted on her suspicion that something "wasn't quite right." When a stranger on your dead-end road hides his face and departs in a hurry as though he knows he was seen, I'd call it RAS. (Or "JDLR.")
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It didn't prevent her home from being burglarized, but the camera was a fairly low-cost expedient method of catching the culprit. Maybe now that he's gotten locked up, some other break-ins and thefts will be prevented.
Thumbs up to the homeowner, to Bay County S.O., and to the Parker PD officer. twothumbz.gif
<http://www.officer.com/news/11768681...urglary-arrest>
It didn't prevent her home from being burglarized, but the camera was a fairly low-cost expedient method of catching the culprit. Maybe now that he's gotten locked up, some other break-ins and thefts will be prevented.
Thumbs up to the homeowner, to Bay County S.O., and to the Parker PD officer. twothumbz.gif
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