(FOX40.COM) — A group of teens were caught on camera destroying Halloween decorations at a home in South Sacramento over the weekend, and now the resident of the home is speaking out.

“They slashed the inflatables, and they ran up, and they kept messing with stuff and then took off,” Aj Singh, the homeowner said.

Singh, a local DJ who plays at community events, spoke with FOX40 on Tuesday and said that he usually “goes all out” with holiday decorations as a way to spread joy. This year, he bought skeletons, Michael Myers, Hello Kitty, a zombie sign and more.

According to Singh, three of his Halloween inflatables and his ghost projector were damaged.

Video: Aj Singh

The homeowner’s surveillance video showed four people, who appear to be teenagers, attacking his decorations.

The teens can also be seen in another video from down the street, appearing to tackle a different neighbor’s Halloween display.

“Why would they do that to me, you know?” Singh questioned. “I’m a person that gives back to the community a lot for the kids. And seeing these teenagers as kids doing it, it just makes me sad that it’s happening.”

Singh said that he filed a police report, but has yet to hear back. Meanwhile, he has added more security cameras and is taking down parts of his display at night.

Despite the damage, Singh said he’s not letting this incident ruin his holiday spirit, but hopes those responsible are held accountable.

“Go find something to do. You know, there’s plenty of stuff in the community for the kids to do,” Singh said. “It shouldn’t be okay to go into someone’s property and do damage like that. You know.”

FOX40 reached out to the Sacramento Police Department, who said the suspects were gone once responding officers arrived. However, they did provide Singh with reporting options to document what happened.

More in-depth coverage will air on FOX40 at 5 p.m.

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