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Why This Vigilante Videotapes Trash Dumpsters In His Neighborhood
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April 12, 2016
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2:54Now PlayingOne man is trying to change his neighborhood by videotaping it. Jonathan Pommerville has lived in Detroit all of his life. It was once a tidy neighborhood that was home to the auto industry and factory workers. The 35-year-old says he's staying put and he's determined to clean up his neighborhood. Armed with a camera, he posts videos online as a warning to criminals that if they come to his part of town, they risk public exposure. "I'm the video vigilante of Brightmoor. You come into my neighborhood picking up hookers or dumping trash, you're going on YouTube," he told IE. #InsideEdition
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