TULSA, Okla. — A mother is desperate for help after three home break-ins in one month.
Leslie Chacon says she filed three police reports. Now, she wants everyone to see the person she says is invading her home.
The first time was nearly a month ago. She did not think it would happen again, especially after upgrading her home security.
"He's really, really cocky," Chacon said. "He's proud of himself walking right out in broad daylight."
The man walks up the sidewalk from down the street. Once inside, he flips his jacket hood up and goes for the TV. He ends up falling over with it, before dragging it outside. Then, wheels it away on Chacon’s trash bin.
"He has taken probably about $600 in cash, by now," Chacon said. "He has taken 10 G Shock watches, one of which cost me $700 for my husband's 40th birthday. Two pellet guns, two regular guns."
The list goes on.
"I don't know how many other things that we haven't quite figured out yet," Chacon said.
After speaking with police and comparing pictures, Chacon realized he broke into another place in the area.
"We just want him caught," Chacon said. "We'd like for somebody to help us find him because, obviously, he's doing it all over the neighborhood."
Chacon worries what the man will do next.
"The fear of it all, the seeing someone walk in your house and rummage through your things. What if he decides he wants more? What if he decides to come in the night?" Chacon said.
She hopes sharing her home videos helps catch the person doing this.
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