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South Bloomfield Police Appeal to Bloomfield Hills Residents for Ring, Security Footage Following Overnight Vehicle Break-Ins

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SOUTH BLOOMFIELD, Ohio — The South Bloomfield Police Department is calling on neighborhood residents to review their home security and doorbell cameras following a string of overnight vehicle break-ins early Monday morning.

According to police, a series of thefts from vehicles occurred within the Bloomfield Hills subdivision on July 20, 2026, at approximately 2:30 AM.

Investigators are asking anyone living in the area to check their exterior camera systems—including Ring doorbells, Nest cams, or traditional CCTV networks—for any suspicious activity, individuals, or vehicles captured around that timeframe.

Rather than having officers collect video files door-to-door, the department has set up a direct digital portal to streamline the investigation. Residents who find relevant video clips or photos can upload them securely and directly to detectives via the department’s Axon Community Request system.

How to Submit Video Evidence

If you have footage that could assist investigators, you can upload it directly to the police database using the following official link:

Tips can also be submitted directly to the South Bloomfield Police Department non-emergency line. Police remind residents to always lock their vehicle doors and remove valuables from plain sight overnight.