Honestly, we just forget that we had killer clowns roaming the streets

My poor mom was so scared to leave the house when all that was happening, even though there were never sightings anywhere near us. She's petrified of clowns.

​@@Snarl_MarxI can't go to a circus just because of clowns

I once pranked a couple kids with a clown costume with a fake knife

Butterfly effect

They did

Id like to think that in that situation I'd sprint indoors, grab my car keys and race off after the car, but until one is in that situation, its hard to imagine what one would do

I have the habit of going and checking on things when someone is screaming and being my phone to call 911. Kids like to run around and scream bloody murder at night in my area, and it really pisses me off. Like, don’t scream like that if you’re not dying. I still check tho because I don’t want to ignore it one day at the wrong time.

@@fredbearpostsfnaf9314 yeah, it'll be that one day out of 100 where you don't check and something will actually happen

​@fredbearpostsfnaf9314 you're a good person. It's nice to know ppl like you exist. Thank you. God bless you

Yeah someone finally mentions her

It seems that comments are being deleted or something.

I was so confused when the woman was just standing there like nothing was happening, like omg do something it’s obvious there is a severe problem going on like dang.

@@Memeswithpugswhat if they can’t help, it’s extremely hard to do anything but call the cops.

When I first saw that video I remember just feeling extremely angry at at the ringcamera owner who did absolutely jack while another person was screaming with all their might in hopes of help. Its Cali so its highly likely they were kidnapped, even while I lived there for several years there was serial killer hacking women and shoving them in mailboxes. Calling the police or attempting to snap a photo of the car from her unseen place is the very least they could've done besides sitting there and staring and fixing their clothes.

Honestly. Fucking horrifying. Feel like I can't move when listening to that.

Exactly how was the woman in that red towel completely acting so unconcerned 😮 y didn’t she calm the police 👮‍♀️

@@EM-lz9kg that story happen a while ago she did call the cops and actually her husband got in his car and tried to chase the car down but it was too fast and he lost it

She is a real bitch She look at this like it’s a movie She is crazy

People really shouldn’t assume they know everything just cause they saw a video that can’t even show a fraction of everything that’s happening around its lens just beyond view.

You aren't a true horror lover then

@@kayyryLyna I respect your opinion, but I don’t think that’s your call to make. 😁

@@kayyryLyna”You felt uncomfortable when someone said they wanted to murder and rape someone!? You’re not a true horror fan at all! Everyone knows all horror fans are emotionless sociopaths who have no regard for other’s safety!”

@@kayyryLyna???

Are you one of those people that like horror but you’re a masochist because you’re such a scaredy-cat? I’m one of those people lol.

I just turned my lights on, locked my door, and covered my feet

Loading up all my guns and sharpening my knives just in case

Same

im watching this and it just turned 3 AM, and my parents arent even home :')

I would not be able to go to bed

this is why i support lyinching

@@highbahamut6188 um if you’re talking about non-Black people I don’t think you should call it lynching. I Call it vigilante justice. It’s just saying that you support lynching sounds like you’re racist. Just saying you might wanna be careful in the future.

@@lilhedgehog8576 i'm not american i'm south american

@@lilhedgehog8576Do you know nothing of history? people used to Lynch criminals which means to hang them by a rope.

Being American has nothing to do with racism lol. Anyone from anywhere can be racist

@iamafraidofwomen yes.

bro couldve died because he thought he was gonna get pizza

@@gamlinggamern1 what kind of pizza delivery guy comes to your door at 10 in the afternoon, no uniform and asks for your mom? 😃

@@cheeseswiss7253 one who wants to get frisky

​@@cheeseswiss7253"10 in the afternoon" What?

Yep

@@Longest_commet_ indeed

He's a chad fr

@@cheezypeezy234 fr

He was a true giga chad

And how did this woman not run to the girl screaming for help to see what was going on and help?! Instead of a blanket around his waist and like watching TV. Horror. I feel sick. These people who are just standing i do nothing are for me the same as the bad ones doing it.

​@@bzljazblaYou're a moron if you think that tbh

That's not why black bears kill less people.

If it's black, fight back. If it's brown, get on the ground. And if it's white, you gon die.

a bear is a bear man. If it wanted to kill him it could have very easily

very huge difference between a black bear and grizzly, its actually said your supposed to fight if its a black bear unlike grizzly or even worse polar@@glopple

@@Centipede710yeah if it’s black fight back if it’s brown lie down and if it’s white goodnight

The "kidnapped" woman appearing at 14:00 was arrested for burglary. That car she ran towards was the getaway car driven by her accomplices. She was using the pretense of a "kidnapping" to get people to answer the door so they could gain entry to homes. You can find her mugshot in other similar videos.

@@anthonyrusso6696 Do you know her name or where I can find more info?

That is why I prefer the country side. No one to annoy me, random place to go to, and much less chance for someone to get near before getting seen

Ong

@@FireFoxie1345 true that, but then you have the downside of being the first victim shown at the start of a horror movie to set the tone

I've got a funny story for you. On KZfaq I once saw the video of a girl practicing yoga. Behind her you can see a window giving on her balcony. A guy from a nearby appartment had climbed between balconies and reached hers. He was there, on HER balcony, watching her. She eventually notices him, makes him get in then get out from the entrance. That, and there is the story of the weird dude in that video. Appartments aren't that much safer, I'm afraid ^^'.

@@Dante02d12 yeah but I'm so far away from other buildings, so if somehow someone climbs down from the balcony above us or uses a ladder to get to our floor without being noticed then that's an amazing feat

yeah they even encourage you to fight back cause theyre not as gruesome as a grizzly, or a polar

It could be just a bug. Lol

Must be a really great neighborhood. 😂😅

Ban video games

@@user-uz3bh3ru6s people really still say this stuff in 2023

@@user-uz3bh3ru6s L opinion

@@user-uz3bh3ru6s no, ban polititions that use video-games to leverage their goals

Why because: ViDeO gAmEs CaUsE vIoLeNcE!?

That one just made me angry. The rest freaked me out.

A part of me makes me think that the girl was having a psychotic break and the boy was driving her to the hospital. That is why he was apologizing

@@Lo0ny_T0ons I understand what you're saying and it makes sense. To me is looks like a girl got kidnapped because it was at night.

@@Lord.Licorice_Cookie well well mental health crisis can happen anytime. May it be day or night so it’s not something that just happens in the daytime and no kidnappers would be apologizing.

She yells "mom" twice as well.

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As our parents have taught us

Also beware: A criminal could threaten and use a family member of yours to go to your front door...You might think, "Oh, it's just my family member, not some stranger." And the moment you open the door, criminal barges in. It's good to have some unique "code" of some sort between family members to easily but subtly signal whether you're in dange or not in a particular scenario.

@@iaminsideyourwalls2021are you sure? Are you sure? Are you positive?

@@YahirT24 Uh, yeah?

Same

And how did this woman not run to the girl screaming for help to see what was going on and help?! Instead of a blanket around his waist and like watching TV. Horror. I feel sick. These people who are just standing and do nothing are for me the same as the bad ones doing it.

you can hear a man say, "i'm sorry" Sounds like a domestic dispute

@@Samaslamatha I heard it too!! I wonder if he HAD to kidnap her.

@@Sandyjbeaches What, what does that even mean?

@@officialgumstarzzz3422 If she was mentally unstable or had a bad drug problem and he had to take her to a facility. I guess I didn't explain my response properly.

@@Sandyjbeaches OHHHHH, now I get it. I hope that's the case. And not what everybody is thinking.

Fair

I mean, there’s still risks so…

I'd be a little skeptical if the neighbor was shirtless...

I’d want both the stolen item back and a little other compensation, then we could make peace, but it’s still a stranger…

Given the freaky way he offered 'peace' I'm gonna vote for no. I'm also gonna vote for not provoking the guy by saying he started a war and just call the friggin cops.

Me too

I hope the criminals are also okay, normal people only rob others out of desperation, so they're either really desperate, or insane, in both cases they need help as much as the victims do.

I wonder if you would still say this if it were you getting attacked@@AtomicBlastPony

@@zander6907 I don't see how that counters what I said. I didn't say we shouldn't prioritize saving the victims. If a criminal is pointing a gun at someone, you shoot the criminal. It doesn't mean we should be devoid of empathy for them, especially if they're handcuffed and not threatening anymore.

​@@AtomicBlastPonyI see where you're coming from, but I think it depends on the situation for me. If you have ruined another person's life (murder or situations causing extreme trauma to the point the victim can no longer live a regular life) I don't think you deserve a second chance. I mean if it's someone mentally ill I can understand wanting to provide help, but mentally ill or not that is the kind of people we should never let back into society.

@@chillspirit1545 Desperation can drive people to all kinds of things. Should we give a second chance to someone who murdered a person to rob them? No, you might say, but what if I added that they did this to pay for their child's cancer treatment? Suddenly it's not so black and white. What if I told you that's the reason behind like 80% of such crime? People often have no choice but to turn to a life of crime. Don't blame them, blame the system where half the wealth is hoarded by a few individuals.

And how did this woman not run to the girl screaming for help to see what was going on and help?! Instead of a blanket around his waist and like watching TV. Horror. I feel sick. These people who are just standing and do nothing are for me the same as the bad ones doing it.

@@bzljazblamost logical course of action: *running directly into danger* (Though they definitely had no excuse not to call the police, which i’m hoping they did)

​as was said by the OP, she could've just grabbed the damn phone. In the other hand, Ive seen cases of street stabbing and bystanders went to grab random long objects so they could hit the attacker with. If everyone on this street went after the car, the chance of saving the girl is pretty high, the most dumbest thing to do here is to just stare and observe and not doing anything. The only reason to not approach and do something is when there is a firearm, which I doubt it was, because then no one would just stay outside at their porch staring. bruh​. when I was 7, i was walking with my mom down the street in the middle of bright clear DAY, in a town centre, the street was crowded with people. We were going home from a trip, and my mom held suitcases. Randomly some man appeared behind us, he was young and skinny, he started screaming at us, and my mom whispered to me "sweetie, run home" and so I did, and the man started to chase me. I was crying and screaming for help as I run through the people, yet no ONE even brothered to look at our direction, as if it was not their problem, which I suppose wasn't.. I don't know if the race was a problem here, since i was black and the man was white... but because of that it was clear that he was not my father and we weren't just playing around, I, the 7 year old, was screaming tears, and no one helped a CHILD. For a few ten meters he stopped chasing me slowing down, I manage to get home safe. My mom was safe also, as it was obvious she wasn't the man's target, he ignored her and my mom manage to call the cops on him. @@HyperNova808

​@@HyperNova808 sorry for the long ass reply and storytime, I dont expect you to care, i just wanted to give you a reason why it makes my blood boil when i see people missing the opportunity to save/help someone.

@@bainy8742 that’s horrifying…

She was clearly scared and hiding. We can even see the tears.

Maybe her jaw was locked

I honestly thought she might be cold. Sometimes my jaw kinda hangs when I get real cold, but not nearly that dramatically.

Hopefully she got the help she needed. Actually doesn't she have a phone? Oh wait i dont think she can speak to 911..

The last one is the only one that happened because of the camera. The rest, it's reasonable to say were prevented because of the camera, except for a few where either nothing happened or it went bad anyways. Overall I'd call it a net positive.

she was a robbery bait and is now arrested

The man was crazy as hell. He wouldn’t have cared about no damn corona.

@@Texas_ice to be fair

i hope so... 💀

That ain’t glue 💀

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@@UraniumEntertainment76sem-

Do did and that was stupid

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