Homeowner Catches Cops on Camera Conducting Illegal Search
Now moving out of Garland, Texas
The two-story home at the end of the cul-de-sac is days away from going on the market.
"I don't feel safe here at all," said Jon Locke, who owns the house.
He isn't concerned about criminals, but instead is worried about Garland police after reviewing the images his surveillance cameras recently recorded.
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That name. Well played.
upto I looked at the receipt saying $6637, I have faith that my neighbour was like realy taking home money part-time on their computer.. there dads buddy haz done this less than 18 months and just now paid the mortgage on their mini mansion and bourt Lotus Esprit. we looked here,
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