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mysunnyboy
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lokie
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Man caught on video licking doorbell over and over for 3 hours
A family in Salinas, California, had only been using their new Ring security camera for about a month before it captured nightmare fuel—a stranger fellating their doorbell around 5:00 am on Saturday morning.
The homeowners received an alert when the security system was triggered by the licker’s movement, according to Salinas local news outlet KION. They were out of town at the time, but their children were reportedly inside the house.
News outlet KHOU posted an unsettling minute-long video of the licking, but the outlet reports the bizarre activity went on for more than three hours.
The camera reportedly also captured the suspect in the yard, appearing as though he was relieving himself, according to KION.
Police told KION they were able to identify the 33-year-old suspect because the footage is especially clear.
Somehow the homeowner, Sylvia Dungan, doesn’t seem to be too horrified by the incident. “You kind of laugh about it afterwards because technically he didn’t do anything,” Dungan told KION.
A representative of the Salina Police Department, Miguel Cabrera, told Gizmodo that officers contacted the suspect and passed the case on to the Monterey County District Attorney’s Office. The suspect faces charges of theft, prowling, and violation of probation. “This individual was acting rather odd,” Cabrera said. “I have no idea why he did this. I was an officer for 23 years and I’ve never seen anything like this.”
But wait! There is more.
Ready for his close-up: Another man was caught licking a Ring video doorbell
In the middle of January, one of our smart home writers reported a strange story: a man appeared on Ring security footage licking a family’s doorbell for hours. Although strange, the incident was essentially harmless. The Salinas, California family whose doorbell was victimized laughed about the incident after it happened.
Now a new recording has surfaced of a different man, in a different state, licking yet a different doorbell. A Lake Worth, Florida family posted a video of a rather disheveled, bearded man in front of their home. The man is holding a stack of newspapers and appears to bite or lick them before leaning forward to lick the video doorbell not once, not twice, but seven times. At one point in the video he pauses to point to the newspaper and turns to leave, only to return and lick the doorbell twice more.
Why? Your guess is as good as ours. Whether the influence of drugs, alcohol, or just plain oddity, the fact that two doorbell lickers have been caught on camera in just over a month begs the question of just how many people take part in recreational doorbell tastings.
The man in the Florida video has not yet been identified, but the man from the original video in California was identified and arrested on multiple charges unrelated to the licking. If you own a Ring doorbell, you can share footage and clips to the Ring Neighbors app. This app connects Ring users within a given area so that strange and suspicious activity, whether or not it involves licking, can be tracked throughout the neighborhood.
The Lake Worth family has made no comment on their reaction to the video. The footage shows that it’s night outside, although a specific time is not provided. No word has been given on what kind of charges the man may face, either.
If you have a doorbell, it might not be a bad idea to wipe it down with disinfecting wipes, just to be safe. You could also try a “Do not lick” sign. And although we believe in thorough reporting, no one here at Digital Trends has licked a video doorbell to solve the mystery of their appeal. Maybe they just taste like chocolate.
A family in Salinas, California, had only been using their new Ring security camera for about a month before it captured nightmare fuel—a stranger fellating their doorbell around 5:00 am on Saturday morning.
The homeowners received an alert when the security system was triggered by the licker’s movement, according to Salinas local news outlet KION. They were out of town at the time, but their children were reportedly inside the house.
News outlet KHOU posted an unsettling minute-long video of the licking, but the outlet reports the bizarre activity went on for more than three hours.
The camera reportedly also captured the suspect in the yard, appearing as though he was relieving himself, according to KION.
Police told KION they were able to identify the 33-year-old suspect because the footage is especially clear.
Somehow the homeowner, Sylvia Dungan, doesn’t seem to be too horrified by the incident. “You kind of laugh about it afterwards because technically he didn’t do anything,” Dungan told KION.
A representative of the Salina Police Department, Miguel Cabrera, told Gizmodo that officers contacted the suspect and passed the case on to the Monterey County District Attorney’s Office. The suspect faces charges of theft, prowling, and violation of probation. “This individual was acting rather odd,” Cabrera said. “I have no idea why he did this. I was an officer for 23 years and I’ve never seen anything like this.”
But wait! There is more.
Ready for his close-up: Another man was caught licking a Ring video doorbell
In the middle of January, one of our smart home writers reported a strange story: a man appeared on Ring security footage licking a family’s doorbell for hours. Although strange, the incident was essentially harmless. The Salinas, California family whose doorbell was victimized laughed about the incident after it happened.
Now a new recording has surfaced of a different man, in a different state, licking yet a different doorbell. A Lake Worth, Florida family posted a video of a rather disheveled, bearded man in front of their home. The man is holding a stack of newspapers and appears to bite or lick them before leaning forward to lick the video doorbell not once, not twice, but seven times. At one point in the video he pauses to point to the newspaper and turns to leave, only to return and lick the doorbell twice more.
Why? Your guess is as good as ours. Whether the influence of drugs, alcohol, or just plain oddity, the fact that two doorbell lickers have been caught on camera in just over a month begs the question of just how many people take part in recreational doorbell tastings.
The man in the Florida video has not yet been identified, but the man from the original video in California was identified and arrested on multiple charges unrelated to the licking. If you own a Ring doorbell, you can share footage and clips to the Ring Neighbors app. This app connects Ring users within a given area so that strange and suspicious activity, whether or not it involves licking, can be tracked throughout the neighborhood.
The Lake Worth family has made no comment on their reaction to the video. The footage shows that it’s night outside, although a specific time is not provided. No word has been given on what kind of charges the man may face, either.
If you have a doorbell, it might not be a bad idea to wipe it down with disinfecting wipes, just to be safe. You could also try a “Do not lick” sign. And although we believe in thorough reporting, no one here at Digital Trends has licked a video doorbell to solve the mystery of their appeal. Maybe they just taste like chocolate.
FresnoFarmer
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Bareback
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How many licks to get to the center of a .......doorbell....... wtf is this right.Man caught on video licking doorbell over and over for 3 hours
A family in Salinas, California, had only been using their new Ring security camera for about a month before it captured nightmare fuel—a stranger fellating their doorbell around 5:00 am on Saturday morning.
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The homeowners received an alert when the security system was triggered by the licker’s movement, according to Salinas local news outlet KION. They were out of town at the time, but their children were reportedly inside the house.
News outlet KHOU posted an unsettling minute-long video of the licking, but the outlet reports the bizarre activity went on for more than three hours.
The camera reportedly also captured the suspect in the yard, appearing as though he was relieving himself, according to KION.
Police told KION they were able to identify the 33-year-old suspect because the footage is especially clear.
Somehow the homeowner, Sylvia Dungan, doesn’t seem to be too horrified by the incident. “You kind of laugh about it afterwards because technically he didn’t do anything,” Dungan told KION.
A representative of the Salina Police Department, Miguel Cabrera, told Gizmodo that officers contacted the suspect and passed the case on to the Monterey County District Attorney’s Office. The suspect faces charges of theft, prowling, and violation of probation. “This individual was acting rather odd,” Cabrera said. “I have no idea why he did this. I was an officer for 23 years and I’ve never seen anything like this.”
But wait! There is more.
Ready for his close-up: Another man was caught licking a Ring video doorbell
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In the middle of January, one of our smart home writers reported a strange story: a man appeared on Ring security footage licking a family’s doorbell for hours. Although strange, the incident was essentially harmless. The Salinas, California family whose doorbell was victimized laughed about the incident after it happened.
Now a new recording has surfaced of a different man, in a different state, licking yet a different doorbell. A Lake Worth, Florida family posted a video of a rather disheveled, bearded man in front of their home. The man is holding a stack of newspapers and appears to bite or lick them before leaning forward to lick the video doorbell not once, not twice, but seven times. At one point in the video he pauses to point to the newspaper and turns to leave, only to return and lick the doorbell twice more.
Why? Your guess is as good as ours. Whether the influence of drugs, alcohol, or just plain oddity, the fact that two doorbell lickers have been caught on camera in just over a month begs the question of just how many people take part in recreational doorbell tastings.
The man in the Florida video has not yet been identified, but the man from the original video in California was identified and arrested on multiple charges unrelated to the licking. If you own a Ring doorbell, you can share footage and clips to the Ring Neighbors app. This app connects Ring users within a given area so that strange and suspicious activity, whether or not it involves licking, can be tracked throughout the neighborhood.
The Lake Worth family has made no comment on their reaction to the video. The footage shows that it’s night outside, although a specific time is not provided. No word has been given on what kind of charges the man may face, either.
If you have a doorbell, it might not be a bad idea to wipe it down with disinfecting wipes, just to be safe. You could also try a “Do not lick” sign. And although we believe in thorough reporting, no one here at Digital Trends has licked a video doorbell to solve the mystery of their appeal. Maybe they just taste like chocolate.
mysunnyboy
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I’m looking for a new house 
in Sarasota
www.zillow.com
in Sarasota
2998 Oak St, Sarasota, FL 34237 | Zillow
2998 Oak St, Sarasota FL, is a Single Family home that contains 1040 sq ft and was built in 1953.It contains 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.This home last sold for $210,000 in December 2020. The Zestimate for this Single Family is $344,800, which has increased by $1,940 in the last 30 days.The...
www.zillow.com
Metasynth
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Looks like a lot of yard maintainenceI’m looking for a new house
2998 Oak St, Sarasota, FL 34237 | Zillow
2998 Oak St, Sarasota FL, is a Single Family home that contains 1040 sq ft and was built in 1953.It contains 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.This home last sold for $210,000 in December 2020. The Zestimate for this Single Family is $344,800, which has increased by $1,940 in the last 30 days.The...
raratt
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I'm surprised about the prices, that is comparable to here.I’m looking for a new house
2998 Oak St, Sarasota, FL 34237 | Zillow
2998 Oak St, Sarasota FL, is a Single Family home that contains 1040 sq ft and was built in 1953.It contains 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.This home last sold for $210,000 in December 2020. The Zestimate for this Single Family is $344,800, which has increased by $1,940 in the last 30 days.The...
mysunnyboy
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I’ve got a brother from another mother who owns a lawn service and would be tickled to play in the yard.
Offer 150 and put in my own pool and Jacuzzi. Of course all new interior.
Anybody want to come and play?
mysunnyboy
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Where is here? Sarasota is big-time expensive. This house is about 7 miles from Lido Beach.
raratt
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NorCal, although Sacramento median prices are about $350K.
mysunnyboy
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Sand spur fights with my brother still haunt me. Did you ever step on those little tiny pinecones type things? Oh my gosh they’re terrible.
I’m a crocs person in my old age.
I know just what you're saying - pick the stem while they're still green & throw it like a tomahawk.
They hurt bigtime!
Singlemalt
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Very similar to our goatheads, fruit of the puncture vine. Will go thru tires, thin shoe soles. Nasty buggers, and the poor critters that get stuck
