When I was in HS I forgot my keys, I tried climbing in thru the second floor, neighbors called the cops, cops showed up and asked for ID, showed it to them and incident over.<p>I didn&#x27;t get mad at my neighbors.  I&#x27;m rather grateful they were looking out for neighbors&#x27; property, even if they didn&#x27;t take the time out to determine if it was me or a burglar.  I don&#x27;t expect them to call out to me to confirm I was the person who lived there.  Another occasion, my friend lost keys to a chained up scooter.  So we took a cutter, it was not easy to break the lock, neighbors seeing us also called the cops.  We looked suspicious.  Breaking into my house looked suspicious and I&#x27;m glad the cops came to investigate.  They&#x27;re supposed to.<p>Now, it&#x27;s true, they didn&#x27;t point guns at me&#x2F;us in either occasion, but my friends who had similar incidents did have five cops with guns show up in a different instance, maybe because it was night.<p>I should also point out, I do believe the police have overmilitarized over the last decade(s) and overly aggro, but that does not mean I want them to stop from doing good policing (investigating suspicious activity)