NARRATOR: It's a quiet afternoon in a subdivision of Las Vegas.
This homeowner and her neighbors have just noticed a dog walking
off-leash in the street.
NARRATOR: She calls the wandering pit bull over,
and he seems friendly enough.
NARRATOR: Her smaller dog, named Max,
comes out to say hello with a customary dog butt sniff.
Without warning, the pit bull snaps--
[dogs barking]
--and tries to bite down on Max.
The homeowner desperately tries to keep Max out
of the pit bull's jaws, even putting herself
at risk of being bitten.
[barking and snarling]
Max is less than half the attacking dog's size.
A single bite could prove to be fatal.
NARRATOR: Suddenly, a hero appears.
DELIVERY DRIVER: Back!
Get back!
NARRATOR: A package delivery driver puts herself
between the attacker and its victims,
giving them an opening to run safely inside.
DELIVERY DRIVER: No!
No!
NARRATOR: Thanks to this delivery driver, Max
and his owner escaped with only minor cuts and scratches,
proving that not all friendly neighborhood heroes wear capes.
Some wear delivery vests.
You're a bad dog!
[doorbell rings]
NARRATOR: When Kaylie Day, who lives with her husband
and their young children in Houston, Texas,
witnesses something on her doorbell camera,
it changes her life forever.
My husband and I were the typical suburban happy couple,
married, had kids, until the last year,
when we were going through couples' therapy,
just working through marital issues that we had that seemed
to affect a lot of other married couples,
nothing like deal-breaking.
But I do get these gut feelings he was doing something
shady that I didn't know about.
NARRATOR: When Kaylie's son is sick,
her husband suggests that she take
their daughter on a planned family vacation,
and he stay home with their son.
KAYLIE DAY: Around 10 PM, the doorbell camera app goes off.
And when you first get the notification,
it's just a picture, and so all I saw was two bodies.
So I called him, and I said, "hey, there's
two creeps on the front porch.
You might want to go check that out."
And I start to watch the video, and I
see my husband and his coworker on the front porch.
My stomach dropped.
My heart sank.
I didn't really know what to think besides, what the heck is
going on in my house?
And I realized that it was him and his mistress on our front
porch, and they were kissing.
He grabbed her butt and then said--
KAYLIE DAY: And I'm just really angry and really sad.
I was disgusted, and I feel like I don't know
the person that I even married.
So I immediately called him back,
and I said, "it's you and your coworker
on the doorbell camera."
He denied it for a good 5 to 10 minutes,
till he finally confessed that she was over.
NARRATOR: What's more, when Kaylie looks back
at the doorcam footage, she sees that her husband tries to cover
up his lover's arrival.
He won't admit that he deleted the clip.
But he had to have because it picked up movement
coming towards our front door.
And then all of a sudden, the door opens and closes,
but you don't see anybody come in or out.
So I think that's the section that he deleted.
NARRATOR: Unfortunately for him, he gets sappy and sloppy
when his girlfriend leaves.
And now Kaylie is divorcing her 39-year-old husband.
KAYLIE DAY: I'm 28, so like I'm still young.
I have time to find somebody else who deserves me.
But I feel like I got the best revenge because when I uploaded
the footage online, I was expecting
to get maybe like five views.
And I have amassed over seven million views on it,
so I kind of feel like karma worked
pretty instantly this time.
[chuckles]
[doorbell rings]
NARRATOR: Witnessing a neighbor's love life
can be a dramatic experience, from the highest highs
like a moonlit dance on a rooftop,
to the lowest lows like breaking up
in front of the neighbor's cat.
NARRATOR: But sometimes break-ups can
be a matter of life or death.
MAN: Oh, my god.
NARRATOR: Two construction workers
are witnessing a couple's fiery break-up
in a multi-unit building.
The man behind the camera is working for the neighbors
across the street.
When he hears the couple shouting, he starts recording.
MAN: She about to hit him, bro.
Oh, [bleep].
He said he gonna beat the [bleep] out of her.
Oh, my god.
Oh, my god, he just threw water on her.
[bleep] going down.
NARRATOR: Despite being doused with water,
the woman's temper continues to flare.
NARRATOR: That's the downstairs neighbor,
and now even she is being dragged into the drama.
NARRATOR: She leaves the porch, and it would
seem the confrontation ends.
But things are about to really heat up.
MAN: She just [bleep] lit the trash can on fire
and dumped it in the [bleep] living room.
Oh, my!
She's about to burn the [bleep] house down, dude.
NARRATOR: While the men aren't recording,
the woman drags a trash can through the front door
and shockingly lights it on fire inside the house.
MAN: I cannot actually believe it, and she's sitting
there just chilling.
NARRATOR: She's also taken the time to pull up a chair
and grab a book to watch her handiwork.
MAN: Oh, my god.
This has now turned into a serious, serious thing.
NARRATOR: The men have just noticed
the downstairs' neighbor.
NARRATOR: She's trapped in the flaming house
and needs help immediately.
MAN: Then get out of the house!
It's on fire!
Hurry!
Come on!
Hurry, grab your stuff!
[muted] in here.
NARRATOR: The alleged arsonist flees the scene
before firefighters show up.
[sirens blaring]
The fire is now totally out of control,
and the witnesses can do nothing but watch the home
completely burn to the ground.
[sirens get louder]
MAN: Oh, my god, it's got worse.
Oh, my god!
It's getting big.
NARRATOR: Despite firefighters' best efforts,
the multi-unit house is completely destroyed.
MAN: Oh, my god.
NARRATOR: Luckily, nobody is injured.
MAN: The roof just fell.
NARRATOR: But 47-year-old Gail Metwally is later
arrested and charged with first and second-degree attempted
murder, first-degree arson, and first-degree assault.
She is still awaiting trial.
[doorbell rings]
Fighting over parking spots in New York City
is not uncommon, unless there's only one car in the fight.
In Brooklyn, a driver is filming a mother-daughter team
who are trying to hold a parking spot without a car.
MAN: We've got two females physically
blocking the parking spot.
Police on the way.
NARRATOR: The cops soon arrive to take
charge of the situation.
Sensing they're losing this fight with the NYPD,
the women try a different tactic by claiming
the driver hit them.
MAN: Did you say I hit you?
MAN: My car has cameras, ma'am.
I didn't touch-- my car didn't touch you.
NARRATOR: NYPD hears enough and steps in.
NARRATOR: The daughter just spit at the man filming,
but the officer notices.
NARRATOR: Having attracted the attention of her entire block,
Mom is now justifiably embarrassed.
NARRATOR: The parking space princess
can't resist one parting shot.
MAN: You're in public.
I don't need that on his phone.
NARRATOR: Thanks to the patience of the officer, this mother
and daughter avoid getting arrested
and learn a valuable lesson.
In the fight for parking, the one with the car wins.
[doorbell rings]
In Saginaw, Michigan, a local manager
yells at two girls he's just thrown out
of his store for shoplifting.
A nearby shopper begins filming, as one of the girls' mothers
comes to pick them up.
But the manager isn't done with the neighborhood teens
just yet.
NARRATOR: As he gets angrier, the manager
goes from friendly shopkeep--
NARRATOR: --to a screaming disciplinarian.
NARRATOR: Before the manager walks away,
he lifts the can of the air freshener
the girls tried to steal.
NARRATOR: And he sprays some at them.
NARRATOR: The alleged shoplifters
get in the manager's face, but he seems unfazed,
even as they feign injuries.
NARRATOR: The manager eventually walks away,
and the girls leave but not without some parting remarks.
NARRATOR: The police are called, but no charges
are filed against the manager or the alleged shoplifters.
And although the manager is fired,
days later, his meltdown goes viral,
and he briefly becomes a celebrity in the neighborhood,
allowing him to steal something of his own, the spotlight.
Woo!
[doorbell rings]
NARRATOR: It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood
in Costa Mesa, California, perfect for cruising
around in the sunshine.
But for these unlucky teens, one grumpy neighbor has
come along to darken the mood.
NARRATOR: According to this guy, the speed limit
applies to everyone, no matter how impossible.
NARRATOR: Sensing serious discipline is needed,
the man raises the stakes even higher with an ominous warning.
NARRATOR: Unfortunately for him, the kids
don't seem to care about his high-ranking position
within the neighborhood.
NARRATOR: Even the chairman of the board
can't argue with physics.
Instead, he makes a dire prediction.
NARRATOR: So let that be a lesson.
When riding a bike around your neighborhood,
stay below 50 miles an hour or else.
[doorbell rings]
NARRATOR: Neighbors come in all different types.
But the most entertaining folks to encounter
are the impulsive ones--
MAN: Whoa!
[laughter]
NARRATOR: --who do unbelievably dumb things,
like this daredevil, who should be alarmed by the sight of ice
on his pool.
But instead he invites his neighbors
over and asks one of them to film the action with his drone.
As he breaches the side of the pool,
it releases thousands of gallons of water,
creating a perilous situation for this adventurer
who is standing on thin ice.
[crash]
Whoa!
[laughter and cheers]
MAN: You did it!
[cheering]
NARRATOR: To the delight of his neighbors,
he majestically surfs the moving ice in a triumph of skill
and sheer recklessness.
MAN: You did it!
MAN: Yeah!
Woo!
Save the [bleep] beer, dude.
Yeah!
NARRATOR: And to top it all, he even manages to save his beer.
NARRATOR: And then there's this guy.
[explosion]
[laughter]
NARRATOR: Who knew that smashing a spray can
could cause a massive explosion of blue paint right in the eye?
Well, literally everyone else in the neighborhood.
[laughter]