Nowhere in the United States are “porch pirates,” or thieves who steal packages left on front porches by delivery drivers, more likely to strike than in the nation’s capital, according to a ...

Picture this: giant giraffes showing up on front porches, and no one has any idea why. Is it a prank? A weird holiday mystery? Or something else entirely? So, it all began last Thursday.

So-called “porch pirates” have ... reported instances of meal kits, furniture and Christmas presents snatched from their mailboxes, apartment lobbies and front doors. Another resident, who ...

Instead, it was a bag of used diapers Tigor’s wife had thrown out on the front porch and forgotten about. “She was planning to take it out to the garbage but she didn’t have time,” he said.

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The FedEx worker then took a photo of the package on the porch – a common practice among transport companies to show proof of delivery – just before the suspect began to walk in front of him ...

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The porch goose, sometimes called a lawn goose or garden goose, is a decorative statue people commonly place outside by their front doors and dress up in outfits. Today, there are many online ...