POOLER, Ga. (WSAV) – Residents of a community in Pooler are demanding answers after a recent string of break-ins. Neighbors say they are frustrated and concerned about the increasing crimes in their area, ranging from car break-ins to stolen Halloween decorations. One resident even reported an attempted home burglary. “If somebody is breaking into my house and my kids are there, we're going to do something about it,” one neighbor said, reiterating the concerns of many in the Godley Park and Highlands communities. Sydney Montgomery, a resident, shared that her $2,800 camera, which had pictures of her children on it, was stolen from her car. 6-year-old sustains gunshot wound in Long County "It was my brand-new car that got broken into. I really feel violated, and I don't feel safe at all," Montgomery told WSAV. Community members have compiled videos they believe show crimes in progress, but no arrests have been made at this time. Despite having private security patrols in the neighborhood, Montgomery says they haven't been effective. "There have been enough nights of 3 to 4 a.m., consistently, that somebody should be out here patrolling. But they're just not," she said, expressing frustration with the security services the community pays for. "We pay a lot for that, and it’s just been a mess. The past few months have been horrible, and it’s not helping," Montgomery added. WSAV reached out to the Savannah Police Department and the HOA company, Bundy Appraisal and Management. The company claimed they hadn’t been informed of the problem but assured they would now work swiftly to address the situation. The Savannah Police Department urges residents to report all crimes and suspicious behavior either through their anonymous tip line or by calling the non-emergency number at 912-964-7501. For more information, you can click or tap here.