Officials in Kentucky are searching for a man who allegedly defecated on his neighbor’s porch several times over the past week.
The homeowner reportedly filed multiple complaints with Louisville Metro Police about the alleged “porch pooper” after they caught him on his doorbell video committing the heinous act.
The victim, who wishes to remain anonymous and is the target of the so-called “porch pooper,” says he first noticed something was wrong on August 27.
“Tuesday morning I went out to my porch and saw what I thought was cat poop,” he said GOLF3.
Kentucky officials are searching for a man who has run off his neighbor’s porch several times over the past week
While cleaning up and checking his Nest doorbell camera, he saw that it was a man wearing socks, shorts, and a UofL T-shirt, instead of what he had initially thought was a cat.
“Not only did he poop, he peed on our mat,” he added.
On August 26, the suspect is also said to have peeked into the victim’s house and run away, leaving no unpleasant surprises behind.
The homeowner claims he has “no idea” why he is being targeted by his neighbor.
“I have no idea, no idea. We’re good neighbors. We keep a low profile, we behave. I can’t imagine anyone would want to carry out this kind of retaliation,” he said.
The victim, who did not want to be named and who was targeted by the so-called porch pooper, said he first noticed something was wrong on August 27
Homeowner claims he has ‘no idea’ why he is being targeted by his neighbor
The suspect also visited the victim’s home on the night of August 27 and struck for the third time.
When the homeowner received a notification from his camera, he rushed over to confront the man, but by the time he reached the front door, the suspect had already run away.
According to reports, the man last came by on August 29, but suddenly slammed his neighbor’s door and ran away.
“I’m relieved he’s not being violent or trying to get in. He’s just doing his thing, but it’s very disturbing and upsetting,” said the very upset owner.
Louisville Metro Police have urged anyone with information to contact them
