Raccoons are pretty undeterrable. And smart. Borrow a neighbor's dog for a few days?

There are a lot of things that are recommended but rarely work. One that apparently does is coyote urine. I haven't seen coyote urine at any local stores so you'd be faced with the challenge of obtaining it yourself. Good luck.

The only thing I found that repels pesky critters is mothballs. In my experience they work with rabbits and deer--I've never tried them with raccoons but mothballs are cheap--nothing ventured, nothing gained, as they say. The problem with mothballs is that anyone downwind of your house will also smell them as their scent is powerful.

Too blurry to tell

Which Village area are you describing?
 

I think need better security camera….:eclipsee_gold_cup::pepper2:

Looks like a large carp.

It’s not a bobcat. Bobcats have a short, ruffed up tail and broader back. I know them well.
A runner….

Not positive, but definitely some kind of pus. Maybe platy.

Pointed stick.
Or, you could mark your territory by peeing on the door mat. Works. I done it and animals avoid it. Sales people avoid it. FedEx, UPS and prime leave stuff at the neighbors house. Even the wife avoids the front door.

Draw a face
 

no more than 2 shakes

You may want to rethink your security cameras. You'd never be able to ID a thief either!

Pic doesn’t give an easy explanation, but its tail with the back tip (unless it’s a blob on camera) is the tail of a panther. Living across from a large pond with small tree cover female panther would walk through our yard, off O’Dell. She traveled through neighborhood to large wooded areas. All 5 of our cameras would capture her cutting down the side of the house stopping awhile in the driveway. Getting her bearings before making her way to neighbors back yards. Her usual walks were between 2-3am. 5 years in a row she traveled without incident crossing streets and occasionally barking dog.

Tail like a fox probably be a chased by a gorilla