加利福尼亚州的一位居民受够了他位于萨克拉门托房子旁公园中发生的各种事情，于是他在公园的路灯杆上装了摄像头，拍下了这些不当的行为。
One California citizen is so fed up with what's going on at the park outside his Sacramento home, he's set up an arsenal of surveillance cameras all the way up a light pole to record the activities.
马蒂是这片社区的看守人，他说道："我亲眼目睹并录下的性行为多达50余起。"
Marty, the neighborhood watchman said: "I have seen and recorded 50 some sex events."
一对夫妇在大庭广众之下公然调情，毫不避讳路人的目光。随后这对夫妇整了整衣服便离开了。另一对夫妇则互相抱在一起，然后钻进车里驱车离开。当某些爱得发狂的情侣即将上演限制级戏码时，马蒂只得出面制止。
One couple was getting frisky out in the open for any passerby to see. Afterwards they adjust their clothing, and then took off. Another couple cuddled and then got behind the wheel and drove away. For other lovebirds, as things got steamy, Marty actually confronted them.
马蒂告诉IE："我只想保护我的邻居，保护我的家人。"
"I'm just a guy protecting my neighborhood and my family," he told IE.
马蒂其实是一位混凝土销售员，并要求媒体隐瞒其全名。马蒂表示，刚搬过来时自己非常喜欢这座公园。白天，公园中到处地洋溢着愉快的家庭气氛，孩子们可以尽情玩耍。可是到了晚上，一切却变得截然不同。
Marty, who asked us not to use his full name, is a concrete salesman. He says when he moved into the neighborhood, he loved the park. By day it's a scene of pleasant, family-friendly activities where children play but it's another story at night.
马蒂在一些录像中看到有人在卷大麻烟，还有些未成年人在公园里喝酒。
In some videos he saw a man rolling up a joint. In another incident he caught teens drinking in the park.
马蒂说道："我把一切都拍了下来。这些录像要么交给警察作为证据，要么直接贴到YouTube网站上去。"
"I video everything," he said. "We either offer it to the police to use as evidence against them or we put it up on YouTube."
并非所有人都认同马蒂的做法，在网上他成了富有争议的人物。一名反对者写道："人们的隐私理应得到保护。"
Not everyone thinks Marty is doing the right thing. Online, he's controversial. "People deserve their privacy," wrote one critic.
马蒂承认："人们认为这样做是在羞辱他们，但实际并非如此。安装摄像头起初只是为了方便守夜的工作。"
"People think I'm shaming them but we're not. It was originally started for just neighborhood watch," Marty admitted.
看上去他得到了邻居们的全力支持，而当地治安部门同样表达了支持的态度。萨克拉门托治安部门的托尼·特恩布尔说道："如果我们赶到现场时，犯罪行为已经无迹可寻，那么他作为目击者的证词和提供的录像会令其报案的可信度更高。"
He seems to have the total support of his neighbors, and the sheriff's department is also expressing support. Tony Turnbull of Sacramento Sheriff's Department said: "If we get there and that crime is no longer happening and he says he's seen as a witness and provides us with the video, it just strengthens his case."