acused of comercieal burglary but did not find no evedeance
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you lose the case you go to jail probably
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Possesion of stolen property.
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Where did you file the report in the first place. Unless you filed the report at a state police outpost which i cant imagine you would do it would still be were it was filed such as your county pd or city pd that is were you would pick it up but as the person above said there is normally a 5-10 dollar fee to get this report. remeber though if you filed this in Indy make sure its the same station you filed it at good luck and i hope you dont have to pay for a laptop that was stolen
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Something that small isn't likely to be tracked in crime databases even if it is, so I wouldn't worry about it.\n\nPay for the program with a Postal Money Order if you're concerned.  If it turns out that it is stolen, you will have recourse that way.\n\nThe federal government is required by law to investigate ALL consumer complaints involving Postal Money Orders.  I would recommend using them anytime you buy something online.  Mail order companies count on the idea that it's too inconvienent for you to try to sue them, but they have no defence against a federal investigation.\n\nIt's good to see you btw, Johnny!  I was very unhappy when I heard that you had passed.  I hope you're feeling better now.
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Crime has no address. So it really depends on what you are looking for.
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what you could do is exit a different door to your house and put something that can be easily tipped over in front of the other one. then that way if the object was knocked over when you reenter through another door then you would know that the door was opened....or if you don't have another door you could set up something just inside the door that you can set up with only your hand. like as in close most of the door but leave a crack that you stick your hand in and set something up. then when you return and open the door and you don't hear the object fall over then you know that your door has been opened by someone else....in that case i would ask neighbors if they had seen anything suspicious around your house for the past few days....or you could have them keep an eye on your property while you are gone....you could also call the police and tell them whats up and see if they can do more patrols in your area. but i would definitely consider having an alarm system installed you don't need it to call the police when it goes off but just a loud noise to scare anyone away that might try to enter your house.....best of luck to you.
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If you've retained your receipts, the police can request those who they suspect having your inflatables, to present theirs.  This won't really prove much because some people just don't hang onto receipts...but with such an item, the possibility of a defective product is pretty high and I'd think one would want to ensure they could return the product if they had to.\n\nThe other scenario tho, is that the person who took your inflatables will "sell" them to someone else, who isn't even aware they are stolen.  This particular person won't have a receipt of course...but if the police backtrack the illegal purchase, it may result in locating the thief (thieves).\n\nYour chances of recovery are probably better if you live in a low population area.  \n\nAlso, I'm not certain just how active the Police will be in locating these items for you...if it is someone in your area, you may end up seeing them on their lawn in a few weeks after they think you've stopped looking or when more decorations have come out on the houses around you.\n\nGood luck with this...I've seen these inflatables for the past few years now and this year they've become extremely popular...unfortunately, some people simply have no brain when it comes to the property of others.  I hope they are located and undamaged and returned to you ok.  When (if) they come back to you...mark the underside with indelible marker with an identifier that will clearly point to you...i.e. a combination of your street number, car license plate number and either one of your phone numbers or a SSN number all mixed in there so that anyone looking at it might not grasp the information as important...\n\nMark the air pump as well...any items within your home or vehicle as well...take an engraver and identify anything that can be engraved, with similar information.  This way, you simply give this information to the Police if you ever have a situation like this again, and once they locate the merchandise/equipment...it is easily identifiable as belonging to you.
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I think it depends on the account. I had four movies stolen of my porch and they considered that suspicious activity but it only put my account on hold for one day after I called them. I have since switched to a P.O. box which works a bit better. You can e-mail the customer service department http://www.netflix.com/ContactCustService?lnkctr=FAQ \nBTW if they do consider it suspicious activity a phone number will come up on the website . . . save for future use, they don't have it listed on the website otherwise.
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i did not\nu can check thier accredition status from authorities\nbe on the safe side\ncheers
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send a report to Ebays fraud department, they are very good and deal with the police in handling these matters. awhile back here in the states that sent two men to prison for fraud on ebay... talk it over with the right people to see who can help you better \n\nthere is the department below
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Well the simple way would be to ask yourself. Have I commited any crimes?\nWell.......HAVE YOU? \nOtherwise you've got no woorries. Or you can call you your local police department and give them your SS# and drivers liscence # and wait on the line.
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It depends on why and where you were arrested.\n\nWithout that information, nobody can tell you exactly why those things have not been returned to you.  It's possible they will be used as evidence but, again, you didn't supply enough information for anyone to speculate as to that.\n\nIf you have asked for that property to be returned, and they have refused, did you ask why they were refusing?  If you didn't, then you really need to call them back and ask that question.  If you are not satisfied with the answer, then you can always ask to speak with a supervisor for some clarification.  \n\nBut really - nobody here will absolutely have a 100% positive answer because nobody here knows all the circumstances.  Call the agency holding your property and ask them your question.
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Contact Union Bank, they can help.  If you run into a problem, get a bank officer to assist you.  \n\nThere should be a record of the transaction.  While at the bank, ask if there is a Safe Deposit box, there may be some paperwork in it to assist in your search.
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First of all i would call the police and make a report. I would also try finding your counties website they all have one.
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Unless your brothers friend was a signatory to the bank account then it was theft. If he was a signatory then unfortunately nothing you can do. If the police will not prosecute even though it is theft then you can sue for return of the money.
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Try your city's website, I know my city has an online warrent look up.
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Hi Adeline.\n\nI assume you are in the UK.\n\nFirst of all don't panic.\n\nI think at this stage you need to ask them to produce the evidence.\n\nThey cannot simply write to you and demand money with threats to take you to court, it is unlawful for them to do so.\n\nWrite to them and ask for full details of the alleged transaction, state that you are giving them 14 days to reply. Should they fail to provide full details which includes the date(s) of the transactions, the finance agreement with your signature on it or other documents allegedly signed by you.\n\nIf they do not provide this evidence then make it clear you will treat their conduct as demanding money with menaces and will be reported to the police.\n\nOne of two things will normally happen, they will provide the evidence or leave you alone.\n\nIf you are a victim of identity theft then report it to the police.\n\nYou are also covered by the Protection from Harrassment Act.\n\nIf bailiffs do turn up tell them to get a warrant of entry, They cannot force their way into your home and you do not have to admit them if you don't want to unless they have one. A police officer should also be present, if not ask for one to be present.\n\nIn any event you should seek independent legal advice as soon as possible.\n\nGood luck