Entitled neighbor keeps stealing resident's delivery packages, resident installs cameras to catch him in the act: 'I literally have you on camera taking it inside'

It's hard to deny stealing your neighbor's package when it was completely caught on video.

There were several pieces of evidence that led to this author's suspicions that his entitled neighbor was stealing his things. It all began when he ordered a specific pair of Nike sneakers with a unique design on them (this will be important later).

The author assumed, at first, that the package was simply never delivered or that there was some kind of error, so he submitted a request for a refund. The very next day, he just so happened to notice his neighbor wearing that same pair of sneakers. What a coincidence…

This cycle continued when the author's dog food suddenly disappeared, and the author noticed his neighbor feeding his cats that same brand of premium dog food. Strange!

It turns out that because the two men live in a duplex apartment, it was especially easy for their respective delivery addresses to be mixed up. After all, they were practically the same address. Still, this dude knew exactly what he was doing, and the author was determined to prove it…

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