A man whose milk delivery kept getting taken from his house decided not to call the police - but deal with it himself.
Damon Hudson wanted to teach the thief a lesson.
For the past few weeks in May, Mr Hudson claims someone has been waiting for his milkman delivery at around 4am at his home in St Ives.
The person has allegedly stolen around two cartons of milk out of three deliveries each week, reports Cambridgeshire Live.
But the 25-year-old IT support engineer had a way to catch the person - a camera in his doorbell.
"My milk delivery means the world to me," said Mr Hudson, who lives with his family.
"My little brother and sister can't function without their cereal in the morning. [The person] is stopping them from enjoying the morning pleasures of breakfast.
"It was annoying. Not the end of the world, but a wind up that they feel the need to do this.
"I've not called the police yet. I've instead gone about it in a different way."
He claims he first discovered his milk was getting 'stolen' on the week of Monday, May 17, after finding no milk outside in the morning.
"We have a doorbell which has video footage, so I looked through it and found them," he said.
He added that he did not want to call police because "they have better things to do than a milk stealer."
But after losing out on milk for the second week in a row, enough was enough for Mr Hudson.
Entering the third week, he decided to take matters into his own hands.
He added new ingredients to the milk - fish oil and his own urine.
The 25-year-old then left it outside at the person's expense.
And to his joy, the person arrived right on time to take the milk this weekend.
"Hopefully that's the end," he said.
"The weirdo deserves it."
