Well that definitely sounds like a gang cataloging cars. I think you should call the police, just in case they have additional advice. Are the cars in your camera's view? The signs are a good idea!

Anonymous wrote:Can you put a tracking device in the car?

Do this.

Can you put a tracking device in the car?

Did you park terribly? Like more than a foot from the curb? Leaving excessive amounts of space between cars?

Anonymous wrote:You cars are getting ready to be stolen, I'd be removing anything important from them right now.

Keep your eyes peeled for Jewish space lasers. And Antifa.

Anonymous wrote:I would’ve yelled, “hey, everything alright? Can I help you with something?”

Make your presence known.

+1 You could have yelled this from an open front door.

You cars are getting ready to be stolen, I'd be removing anything important from them right now.

I would’ve yelled, “hey, everything alright? Can I help you with something?”

Make your presence known.

Splurge for the cloak of invisibility car cover.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Put a sign in the window of each car stating “This vehicle is under video surveillance”

Funny you posted this, I had already hung signs in the windows! Thanks! I’ll update if anything happens…

I was also thinking you could purchase car covers for each car, although they may be a hassle to remove before your morning commute. They would of course be a hassle for a thief to remove as well.

OP: just seeing this thread. Did you mention what neighborhood? Twice now on my morning run near the Cathedral I have seen the same man walking around cars taking pictures. At one point, I would have been in the frame, so I moved over a bit and looked over at him, and he said, and not in a nice way, "don't worry, nobody's taking your picture." My thought both times is that he was casing the cars. At least one was a Honda Civic, which you probably know is very high risk for this.

Are you by any chance late on your car payment? Possible repo?

Probably antifa

Thanks for letting us know. I’m so glad you’re okay.

Surveillance would not require multiple close-up photos, and anyone trained in that activity would capture images from a distance in an effort to be more discreet.