Chilling security footage shows intruder standing over sleeping teenage girl

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Chilling footage captured at a home last Friday shows the moment a man broke into a Kansas home, before he quietly stands over a sleeping teenage girl.

Home surveillance video recorded the moment 15-year-old Aniyah Robinson was asleep in her bed, totally unaware she was being watched by an unknown hooded suspect.

Per Fox News, the man is still at large.

The heart-stopping moment can be seen in the video below:

The footage was captured at approximately 2:30AM last Friday, and Robinson recalls opening her eyes and feeling like she was being watched.

Speaking to Wichita's KAKE, the teenager said: "It just scared me because of the fact that somebody was sitting over watching me that I didn't know. It's just scary."

After realizing somebody was in her home, Aniyah's mom, Angel, says her daughter lept out of bed and started screaming, alerting her mom to the home intruder.

Angel swiftly made sure Aniyah and her other daughter, who is just two years old, were safe before calling the police and alerting her own mother of the break-in.

Carol Robinson, Aniyah's grandmother, told the station: "She says, 'Hey, Mom, he's in the house right now.' I said, 'right now?'

"I said: 'I'm on the way,' because I'm not thinking about the weapons or nothing. I was thinking he was going to get a beat down."

The footage was captured by a Ring camera that the family had recently purchased. It shows the man creeping around the house before entering the bedrooms.

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The footage does not show him stealing anything, but Angel says that makes the incident even scarier.

"He didn't take anything and I think that's scarier," Angel said. "Because what did you want? I don't know what you want, are you going to come back?"

By the time the police had arrived at the property, the suspect had already fled. Nevertheless, the family hopes the video will be enough for police or people in the area to be able to identify the sinister intruder.

Angel told KAKE "You don't know if he's done this before. Next time it might be something different or you know who knows what he's thinking."