Likely ground beetle (carabid beetle)

Common outdoors in soil, leaf litter, gardens, and under stones or logs; occasionally wanders indoors. Exact identification is uncertain from the blurred image.

Mostly predatory, eating caterpillars, beetle larvae, slugs, snails, and other small invertebrates; some species also consume seeds or plant matter.

Usually nocturnal and fast-running, hiding during daylight. Adults overwinter in sheltered places; many species cannot fly well or are flightless.

Generally harmless to people, pets, buildings, and stored food; they do not infest homes. Beneficial predators that help suppress garden pests, though some may release an irritating defensive odor or secretion when handled.