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The camera appeared to be targeting one specific California home   Apparent target James Dimapasok said his family have been left terrified 

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A California family were left terrified after a hidden camera disguised as a rock pointing at their home was discovered. 

The device, concealed in dirt next to a sidewalk, was found by the neighbor of apparent target James Dimapasok, who said he and his family are bewildered as to why someone would want to record them. 

'I was scared,' he told KTLA. 'My wife was crying.' 

After reporting the camera to police, Dimapasok found that he was able to download video from the camera, and captured a glimpse of the perpetrator. 

This is the suspect seen placing a hidden camera directed at a California family's home

This is the suspect seen placing a hidden camera directed at a California family's home 

The camera was concealed in dirt and designed to look like a rock, and was supported by a power bank so it could work without a cord

The camera was concealed in dirt and designed to look like a rock, and was supported by a power bank so it could work without a cord 

Apparent target James Dimapasok said his family have been left terrified and confused after their neighbor discovered the hidden camera

Apparent target James Dimapasok said his family have been left terrified and confused after their neighbor discovered the hidden camera 

The footage downloaded from the camera showed the suspect brushing back dirt to hide the camera, wearing gardening gloves, a blue shirt and bike helmet. 

The perpetrator rode a scooter to and from the scene, which Dimapasok feared was purposefully placed outside his

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