Neighbors in Chino Hills, California, are looking for answers after hidden cameras disguised as rocks were discovered directly across from several homes.
The device, buried in the ground, was discovered by James Dimapasock’s neighbor. This discovery horrified his entire family. daily mail report on friday.
Dimapasok downloaded the video from the camera and realized it contained footage of the person he had buried. The person was wearing gloves at the time. Dimapasok now fears that the purpose was to book the area for robbery charges.
The San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department is investigating the incident, and Dimapasok said he has increased security at his home.
He told the suspect, “I don’t have any money…so whatever you’re doing, whether it’s money or whatever, I’m not getting anything. Why are you… “I don’t understand why you’re doing that.” I wanted them to know that. Just stop. ”
Further video footage taken from the opposite side of the road where the camera was installed show According to KCAL, the suspect was riding a scooter.
Another neighbor interviewed about the discovery said: “It’s scary, really scary.” “You should feel safe in your home and neighborhood, but when something like that happens, you don’t really know anymore. Times have changed,” she added.
The camera was reportedly powered by a cordless power bank, and “police told Dimapasok that the camera was transmitting from a local cell tower and could have been used as a live stream of the neighborhood.” “He said he had sex.” Post said the article.
Breitbart News reported in 2023 that a lawsuit accused Amazon of selling cameras disguised as ordinary everyday items. When such items are sold, it may be possible for perverts to target victims and record them without their knowledge.
In 2022, an illegal alien was accused of installing a hidden camera in the shower stall of his wife’s teenage daughter’s bathroom. According to Breitbart News, authorities charged Horacio Minero Hernandez with two counts of child sexual exploitation after he was arrested by Metropolitan Nashville Police Department officers.
