Family Saw Man Regularly Using Their Pool on CCTV. He Just Gave a Bizarre Excuse for Taking a Dip While They Were Out
A man in Brisbane, Australia, was caught on camera sneaking into a family's backyard pool and swimming without permission. The family saw him on their CCTV several times and eventually got clearer video footage.
After the videos were shown on the news, people recognised the man and he turned himself in to the police. He said he thought the house was a display home and went swimming because he was hot.
The police gave him a warning for trespassing. He tried to say sorry to the family, but they haven't replied. His friends and family are now teasing him about the incident.
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