Camouflaged Camera Located In Shrubs Outside An Alhambra Home

After the most recent attempt of a break-in, a hidden camera was found outside a quite Alhambra neighborhood. The police say the so-called "camouflage cameras" were set up by the burglars to learn about the routines of the homeowners. Following the most recent attempt at burglary, a "camouflage camera" hidden camera was discovered across the street from an Alhambra residence. According to the police, these cameras were strategically placed by burglars to gather information about homeowners' home-burglary routines. While responding to an attempted burglary, Alhambra Ca police made a shocking discovery: The camera was found in the bushes with the view pointing to someone's house. Monday evening, a call came in to the residence in on S. Primrose Avenue. They claimed that the victim's neighbor discovered the camera in bushes covered in leaves. The security camera was aimed at the house across the street, so the fact that people are actually planning these things to do something stalker like is a little scary." Local law enforcement said this the first time that something like this has occurred in Alhambra. " Tragically, hidden cameras are a strategy utilized in private thefts," police said in a twitter post. " These cameras are decisively positioned in discrete regions, like shrubberies, to assemble data about the mortgage holders activities' without their knowledge to gather information about the victims everyday schedules to plan a date to burglarize the homes."