If I didn't have that camera, that butt would have been long gone. Just having the flood light is definitely a deterrent. Hey there, I'm Crystal with Ring. Let's get started with your neighborhood stories. Phoebe was at her mom's house when she saw through her video doorbell, a guy knocking at her home. She didn't know him or the other guys peeking into her windows. After she sounded the siren on her flood light cam, they hurried back to their car. Phoebe called police, showed them her video recordings and filed a police report. The video quality was so good that the police officer was able to get the make model and license plate number on the vehicle. The officer said that if I wouldn't have turned the siren on, they would have been in the house within five minutes. What are you doing? Hey, you need those bikes with long body. Michael was on his morning walk when his spotlight cam alerted him that a stranger was taking a look around his car port, checking out his bikes. And just like that, the guy rode away on the small bike. He apparently came over on and left Michael's beach cruisers alone. The investment in the cameras right there just paid for itself. Just knowing you can deter a theft. This guy picked the wrong house to check for open car doors. When the lights on Pamela's flood light cam turned on, he ran away, along with his buddy. He was a couple that are nefarious. As soon as the light goes on, it scares them. They don't want to get involved. They don't want to be seen. If you have videos you'd like to share with us, send them to stories at ring.com.