Kenyan man with gloves captured in CCTV footage making strange movement at 2am

• A man armed himself with a plunk, gloves and a balaclava as he trespassed into a home and got away with a few items
• He walked carefully as he made his way to a room where he went straight to the CCTV camera and disabled it before stealing the possession
• Social media users were divided by the man’s behaviour at 2am as they flocked to the comment section to share their reactions

There is an influx of security cases, which has forced many people to install CCTV cameras in their workplaces and homes.

CCTV footage shows man walking stealthily

Footage has captured a bizarre moment in which a stranger was spotted moving suspiciously around a home late at night.

The man wore a hoodie and a balaclava to conceal his identity from the surveillance cameras installed around the compound.

He also wore gloves and carried a plank as he moved around the compound at around 2am, with his every move being recorded.

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The man walked stealthily, as seen in the video, trying as much as possible not to raise any alarm or attract unnecessary attention.

Man disables CCTV camera in room

He kept watching his back and looking from side to side to ensure he was not being followed or spotted by anyone who could alert others.

One of the cameras captured him climbing through a window before entering a room and heading straight to the CCTV camera.

He unmounted the camera before proceeding with his mission, seemingly unaware that there were several other CCTV cameras installed around the compound.

Another camera later captured him carrying two items in his hands as he walked away, having completed his mission within minutes.

Kenyans react to CCTV footage

The video shared online sparked mixed reactions among social media users, who flocked to the comment section to share their views.

Hillary Atsachi:

“A fool, yet you will still struggle to catch him? They are already used to cameras. I think we need to invest in Maasai security after installing cameras.”

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Estella Estelle:

“This person is very familiar with this compound and building (it looks like a school). He knows all the camera positions and the activity patterns of the staff or residents. Even the window he used, he knew it did not close properly. He wanted that TV and dispenser and knew how to leave without attracting attention.”

Diana Ingasiani:

“I had to watch it a second time, looking for what happened. Did he remove that CCTV camera or what? In the process, his face was briefly visible. Someone definitely knows that house very well.”

Danica Gillian:

“He is foolish, but at the same time, the owner of the house probably already knows who he is, even without seeing his face clearly.”

Brian Shikanda Kangu:

“That person is not foolish. He had a clear target, stole what he wanted, and left quickly. I am sure if someone visited him the next day, he would pretend nothing happened and say he was working all night.”

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Catherine Mberia:

“He may be wearing gloves and hiding his face, but people who know him can still identify him from his movements. Fear is real these days.”

Embu woman loses car in parking lot

In another story, a woman narrated how she lost her vehicle in her apartment parking lot while raising concerns over the worsening insecurity in Embu county.

She managed to review CCTV footage but could not identify the exact moment when the suspected thief entered the vehicle and drove away.

Social media users also shared their opinions online, pointing out suspicious gaps in the footage and questioning the current state of security in the county.

Source: GossipsNG