My neighbour has creepy cameras pointed straight at my home – cops say it’s legal but I feel like I’m in a prison
A MAN was left fuming after discovering his neighbour’s creepy cameras pointing all over his home – including the bathroom.
The aggrieved Aussie took to social media slamming the household next door, despite cops reportedly saying it was legal.
He filmed the apparent invasion of privacy on his TikTok @feeroselzahab, which has since gone viral online.
Footage showed the neighbour’s cameras appearing to point directly at his bathroom window, kitchen living area and other private outdoor areas.
He said: “Just came home from work to check on these cameras.
“They even have lights… am I living in prison.
“Police are saying it is legal.
“Can someone help me understand how this is legal.
“How can I feel safe with any of this going on – this is out of hand.”
The man later walked outside and showed viewers how the security cameras seemed to monitor his backyard.
He said: “As you can see this is my side of the house and there is the camera right there.”
The video has thousands of views with concerned social media users offering him some neighbourly advice.
“Seek more legal advice, ask police to ask the neighbours about their reasons why the cameras are pointed in your yard,” a TikToker said.
“I would install mirrors,” one added.
“Shine a light going upwards,” a second commented.
“Wouldn’t it be horrible if you sprayed expanding foam on the cameras,” another said.
It comes as a parent got sweet revenge when their neighbour put up CCTV that peered over the wall and into their home.
While a woman claimed she was terrified her creepy neighbour was stalking her after he put a camera on her fence to spy on her family in their garden.