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Re: So someone stole a bunch of money am I legally at risk if I withhold property without receipts? [Re: Tesla]
#13133349 - 09/01/10 11:59 AM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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makaveli8x8 said: no, your going to be the moron that gets locked up for stolen drug money and video games.
when you could have just filed a police report over stolen "money" and let that be the end of it. they don't give a shit what bs storys he comes up with after, just like they arn't going to give a shit about your bullshit storys when you didn't file a police report about your stolen money, when the whole "stolen video games" shit gets brought up.
oh and who gives a shit about people keeping there mouth shut when they get broke into and have there shit stolen...yah clearly we are from different planets cuss who would care about some dumb shit like that. theifs deserve to be locked up, their the one thing everyone can agree on.
Your advice is so far removed from reality and offers no real valid first hand accounts of how anything you theorize over could actually happen that its laughable.
I further reiterate putting attention on myself with law enforcement when I have no literal proof is fucking idiotic. You can tell me all the principled theory craft you want but the fact is I'm watching out for myself by not contacting Police. Your also assuming that events transpired in a matter of time in which they did not to try to turn this into a matter of you proving that your right. I wasn't aware of the money being witheld till two days later.
And to finalize this little exchange unless your able to actually give me information on how he would be able to prove the said property is his in comparison to the other posters in this thread actually giving me advice regarding how the account would transpire than it can be said that your advice is not only flawed but with no real merit once applied to a real life situation.
Your giving me legal advice and telling me to contact cops over stolen drug money based on a Judge Judy episode... and your calling me a moron?
the problem is your acting like a drug dealer. take yourself out of the shoes of a drug dealer for just one minute, think like a normal person. logcially you call the police over stolen money. right now you control when they show up, you have nothing to loose and everything to gain. the only way you loose is to continue down the road of a drug dealer thinking wise.
and yes watching court shows does give you a little more of a clue about what court is like...logcially speaking of course. alto i do realize they arn't all real judges, the point still stands. your proof is in a police report, which you show to small claims court, which you don't have.
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Re: So someone stole a bunch of money am I legally at risk if I withhold property without receipts? [Re: circularvortex]
#13133363 - 09/01/10 12:03 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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circularvortex said: How would he prove that it was the one he registered without the serial number on it?
Just reformat the hard disk, and poof, factory clean....
once again, altered or missing serial numbers is a felony
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Re: So someone stole a bunch of money am I legally at risk if I withhold property without receipts? [Re: Tesla]
#13133373 - 09/01/10 12:04 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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Tesla said: I'm not aware of a process that allows you to register a video game controller.
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Re: So someone stole a bunch of money am I legally at risk if I withhold property without receipts? [Re: Tesla]
#13133375 - 09/01/10 12:05 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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circularvortex said: Just take serial numbers off anything that has serial numbers on it.
Likewise, he has no evidence that the video game stuff you had was his.
you dont know if the guy registered it with the manufacturer or still has the receipts, but more importantly, you can be charged with a felony for possession property with altered or removed serial numbers, I had a friend that served 2 years for it on a walkman he bought that had a paper serial number sticker that was partially missing
I'm not aware of a process that allows you to register a video game controller. As for the games themselves you bring up a pretty damn good point. Which makes me think I should just throw the games themselves in the garbage far away from where we live locally and call it a day. That is ofcourse if its possible to trace an online registration back to the original 360 disc.
All of them lack basic boxes and manuals to begin with so its going to be hard to sell them to begin with at a place like EB Games or gamespot. As for the controllers I think I'm mot likely in the clear.
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circularvortex said: Just take serial numbers off anything that has serial numbers on it.
Likewise, he has no evidence that the video game stuff you had was his.
you dont know if the guy registered it with the manufacturer or still has the receipts, but more importantly, you can be charged with a felony for possession property with altered or removed serial numbers, I had a friend that served 2 years for it on a walkman he bought that had a paper serial number sticker that was partially missing
I'm not aware of a process that allows you to register a video game controller. As for the games themselves you bring up a pretty damn good point. Which makes me think I should just throw the games themselves in the garbage far away from where we live locally and call it a day. That is ofcourse if its possible to trace an online registration back to the original 360 disc.
All of them lack basic boxes and manuals to begin with so its going to be hard to sell them to begin with at a place like EB Games or gamespot. As for the controllers I think I'm mot likely in the clear.
If he didn't leave a console, just the games and controllers you are 100% in the clear. Games aren't traceable, they're all manufactured exactly the same. Neither are controllers.
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Re: So someone stole a bunch of money am I legally at risk if I withhold property without receipts? [Re: makaveli8x8]
#13133386 - 09/01/10 12:07 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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makaveli8x8 said: the problem is your acting like a drug dealer. take yourself out of the shoes of a drug dealer for just one minute, think like a normal person. logcially you call the police over stolen money. right now you control when they show up, you have nothing to loose and everything to gain. the only way you loose is to continue down the road of a drug dealer thinking wise.
it's a solid point, $300 isnt like $100k, it's less than the average paycheck and it's not like they grill you over a small amount of stolen cash because it's not an unusual amount to have
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Re: So someone stole a bunch of money am I legally at risk if I withhold property without receipts? [Re: Prisoner#1]
#13133422 - 09/01/10 12:16 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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makaveli8x8 said: the problem is your acting like a drug dealer. take yourself out of the shoes of a drug dealer for just one minute, think like a normal person. logcially you call the police over stolen money. right now you control when they show up, you have nothing to loose and everything to gain. the only way you loose is to continue down the road of a drug dealer thinking wise.
it's a solid point, $300 isnt like $100k, it's less than the average paycheck and it's not like they grill you over a small amount of stolen cash because it's not an unusual amount to have
Still the idea revolves around a theory that he is carrying the exact bills and change that I gave him two days ago.
Considering I rarely give out money to begin with and this all transpired due to me having to go out of town for job training when some good stuff was going around it wasn't two and a half days till it became clear he was cutting and running with the cash after an argument between us regarding rather trivial social matters.
My mistake was trusting someone with money something that looking back I'm not sure I would have done differently given the surrounding circumstances and the rarity of what I wanted to get.
Also given the fact that I live in a small community and have at least a somewhat clandestine yet known reputation as a local stoner as well as anyone that associates with me informing law enforcement puts me on the radar for selective traffic stops surveilence of actions and other undesirable things.
Simply put taking into consideration all of those factors it's not only a long shot I would get any positive effects from contacting them but its very likely I would receive negative ones if not for the simple fact that local cops aren't idiots and I waited to long to do anything in that regard.
Putting myself on the radar in a small town where right now I am out of sight and out of mind as a reclusive self user isn't worth that kind of money.
However trying to get reimbersed when sitting here with large amounts of property is definitely something to mull over.
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Re: So someone stole a bunch of money am I legally at risk if I withhold property without receipts? [Re: Tesla]
#13133440 - 09/01/10 12:20 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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Still the idea revolves around a theory that he is carrying the exact bills and change that I gave him two days ago.
no it doesnt... stolen cash doesnt always remain in someones pocket, the real question is why would you front someone cash for drugs
all the cops would do is take a report, it's not like they'll hunt the guy down and interrogate him, if he's implicated in something else like this that means there's a better chance of conviction
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Re: So someone stole a bunch of money am I legally at risk if I withhold property without receipts? [Re: Prisoner#1]
#13133460 - 09/01/10 12:25 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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Still the idea revolves around a theory that he is carrying the exact bills and change that I gave him two days ago.
no it doesnt... stolen cash doesnt always remain in someones pocket, the real question is why would you front someone cash for drugs
all the cops would do is take a report, it's not like they'll hunt the guy down and interrogate him, if he's implicated in something else like this that means there's a better chance of conviction
I was overtrusting and didn't adhere to an age old rule and suffered as a result of it.
As for contacting police for results of that nature I simply find it counter productive. Privacy and staying under the radar is valuable to a poly substance abuser like myself that uses alot of different drugs to just get by but enough to get labeled as something more sinister.
Still I find the likelyhood of product registration likely enough to relocate the leftover property for an extended period of time or simply throwing it out.
One thing is absolutely sure he's never seeing his shit again.
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Re: So someone stole a bunch of money am I legally at risk if I withhold property without receipts? [Re: Tesla]
#13133527 - 09/01/10 12:44 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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So what does the Tesla yard sale have to offer?
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Re: So someone stole a bunch of money am I legally at risk if I withhold property without receipts? [Re: Tesla]
#13133531 - 09/01/10 12:47 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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yet your willing to steal his shit, when you've mentioned he's known for calling the cops, so why are you willing to take the heat for stolen property? Then not only will you be a known drugy, you'll be adding theft to it. The risks your willing to take, add far more heat to you, than the route ive mentioned.
and again as mentioned nobody cares about people calling cops on theifs, expecially when the theif is known to call the cops himself for the most "trival" things or however you worded it.
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Re: So someone stole a bunch of money am I legally at risk if I withhold property without receipts? [Re: Tesla]
#13133536 - 09/01/10 12:47 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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police is just one of several options, I'm good with a regular ass beating until the money is repaid
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