Video captures the theft of two bicycles in Havana.

The surveillance cameras of a neighbor captured the moment when, in broad daylight, a thief stole two bicycles from a house in the Playa municipality of Havana.

"Report of the theft of these two 27.5 bicycles, one of brand Kamaron and the other Mongoose, they entered the house and took them, in Playa, zone 46 and 17," published the user Sabri Candas Santos in Facebook groups, where she shared a brief video of the incident.

The images show a young man taking a bicycle out of a house. As he exits, he closes the barred door of the entrance, goes down a few steps carrying the bike, and gets on another one that was parked outside and that he apparently had taken out earlier.

He leaves pedaling calmly along the sidewalk, holding the other bicycle with one hand, in front of a person who has just arrived at the place and watches attentively what is happening, although he does not intervene.

The thief was wearing light-colored shorts, a gray pullover, and a black cap, along with a dark backpack.

The internet user who posted the notice asked for help so that "if anyone sees that they are being sold," they should call the phone number 58187011 or 54022609.

In light of the rising crime rate in Cuba, many families and private businesses have had to take measures to prevent or document incidents, such as installing surveillance cameras.

Thanks to this, both the owners of the cameras and the neighbors, as well as other people who are victims of thefts, assaults, and other crimes, have been able to have recordings of the criminals at the moment they commit the misdeeds, thus facilitating their arrest.

On social media, cases of thefts of household appliances, cell phones, money, and other belongings from their owners, which have been captured by security devices, are being reported.