Police in Mesquite want people to be aware of a man they say is trying to open doors at night.
The Mesquite Police Department said neighbors need to be aware of a man who's been caught on surveillance video trying to open doors at night and look into people's windows."We have footage of him actually crawling on the floor trying to peep inside and look inside residences.
He said they've received eight to 10 cases within the last three weeks involving homes along Motley Drive and Interstate 30. They believe the person on camera is the same individual tied to a similar incident last September. "Right now we don't know if he's targeting specific victims, we don't know exactly what his motives are and who he's actually targeting, we just know it's been a family before and women," said Paredes.
"Well, it's not good. He's bound to get shot, you know, looking in people's windows," said Danny Hiser, a neighbor in the area who recently heard about these incidents. "I've been here 46 years, I've never seen it before, but I guess it's getting bad everywhere," Hiser said.
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