John B. Allen (MrBallen)

It just looks like his house is here and no one's watching it.

And he's like, okay, well, they're probably here somewhere.

I'm just gonna run in real quick, get my stuff and leave.

And so he parks in his driveway, he gets out of his car and he starts walking towards the front door.

But before he even gets to the porch, he thinks he sees something moving in his house up on the second floor, that same bedroom where they had been.

And, you know, he stops immediately because he's thinking, oh, wait a minute.

What if they're watching my property from in the house?

Like they didn't specify how they were going to watch the house.

And I don't want to just walk in there, you know, to potentially an armed police officer who's waiting for an intruder.

I don't want to just barge in.

And so I better like take a second and call them and really let them know, hey, I'm here before I go in.

And so he goes to the neighbor, and he says, hey, let me use your phone.

He calls the police, and he's like, hey, you know, I know you're staking out my house, but can you just confirm that you have officers in my house?

And that's how you're watching it, because that's who I think I just saw in the house.

And they're like...

No one's watching your house from in the house, they're outside the house.

And Frank's like, well, I didn't see anybody outside the house.

And the guy he was talking to was like, well, then you must've caught them at turnover.

I bet right now the police officer who's supposed to be on duty probably just arrived and you must've got there right in that like couple of minute transition time, which unfortunately does happen sometimes, but we promise somebody's there and what you ought to do is just go over there and I bet right now there's an officer watching your property.

Why don't you talk to them?