And broke into strangers home. Ripped open every closet and a scream, "Where's your daughter?" While claiming to be a fictional wizard. Fairfield, California. 9:00 in the morning. Jason Nichols, 30 years old, trench coat, anime shirt, flip-flops kicks through his back fence neighbor's front door. He is screaming about a daughter the family doesn't have one. And he didn't know them at all. The husband had literally just left the house. He is watching live on his ring camera. He turns the car around. Inside, Nichols is going room to room ripping open closets, yelling, "Where is she?" His pregnant wife and 5-year-old son are hiding in the garage. The husband walks back in armed with a snow shovel. They fought. Both took head injuries. At one point, Nichols actually grabbed the shovel away from him. But the husband got him out. Police took him into custody outside. And then came the detail that changed everything. Nichols lives directly behind that family. Same block, back fence to back fence. Bail started at $35,000. The judge heard that proximity argument and moved it to $250,000. But there is the part that internet barely covered. Two days before the break-in, Nichols [music] had a separate encounter with a different child in the neighborhood. A witness came forward after seeing the viral footage. He's now facing the fifth charge. This wasn't random. Or if it was, it was a patch. 250 bail for a guy who lives 10 ft [music] away from the family he terrorized. Fair or joke? Comment your verdict.