Emma Wooten: Everyone says the Youngs have a bunch of cameras set up. Let’s hope they caught something we can use.

Emma Wooten: I’m trying to find out what's happening to dogs from the neighborhood.

Becky Young: Well, our dog is right out back, and he's not bothering anybody.

Emma Wooten: Oh. No, ma'am. I didn't mean that. I'm really glad your dog is here safe. But some of the neighbors—

David Young: Why should we trust you? You might be just casing the place.

Emma Wooten: Me and my friends want to know why so many dogs have been disappearing around here. I’m one of the good guys.

David Young: All right, but if anything goes missing here, I’m going to your parents first.

Emma Wooten: OK. Wow, you’ve got a lot of nice equipment here.

David Young: Yeah, well, you can’t be too careful these days.

Becky Young: When David gets an idea in his head, he certainly follows through.

Emma Wooten: What is all this stuff?

David Young: It's part of our home security. I put all this together myself. We have security cameras all over our property, connected to a system I built.

Becky Young: My husband knows everything there is to know about keeping us secure.

Emma Wooten: Some of your neighbors think you’re paranoid.

David Young: Who said that? Forget it. They can say what they want. Bullies will be bullies.

Emma Wooten: Do you watch the security videos? Have you seen anything strange lately?

David Young: Yeah, we got footage of some guy creeping around our yard last week. I didn't report him to the cops because he didn't really do anything. Yet.

Emma Wooten: Do you know who he is?

Becky Young: I think I’ve seen him driving around the neighborhood in a red car.

Emma Wooten: Can I get a copy of that video?

David Young: I don’t know. You’re just a kid. What do you know about finding crooks?

Becky Young: Honey, it can’t hurt.

David Young: OK, I’ll give you a copy. But I'm keeping my eye on you, kid.