how to prosecute someone who defrauds innkeeper?
367765
Contact the local police department's fraud section. They will let you know what information you need. If the card was really that person's card, that's all they would need to find the person and prosecute them.
595166
Id say place a complaint viamany outlets to ur disposal like multiple nortariesd copries or papers sent to the head or the one who handles the "customer serves" in every department possible(but then u might be thiught of as a pest depends on the severity of the crime)in you countys court/police along with several calls almost on a daily baisis expressing ur the toll tht the current situation is a burdon on you ablity to function as a lucrative member of youthe sociaty  but remember ALWAYS on the beging of the conversation  BEING WITH A HELLO AND WHO AM I SPEAKING TO"  write the names down along withe times and dates. so u may show proof of your commitment. GL
13342
Get a badge number, GO to the station,and file a report for harrassment.  IF they do not investigate it, THEN get a lawyer.  I have had a friend in this situation before and they got it solved by saying "Laywer"
221790
Confront him or else set a trap.  The sorry thing about a thief is that if they think you are lame-brained they will take ever increasing advantage of you.  NIP IT IN THE BUD!!
119058
no they shouldnt be doing that kind of stuff,if that person wasnt charge for any crime.maybe you should ask a lawyer about that.but if you cant afford one go to state lawyer ask them what you should do abou it,k. did that help u out?
243021
tell them you didnt do it, tell them the truth, and if the person who did do it is just getting you in trouble, tell the person who really did it. then again if you want to take the blame, then just go with it and the other person might owe u one for sticking up for them
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Did you ever hear of the story of the theif who got stuck in the restaurant oven hood for robbery and later sued the establishment and won. Your best bet is to avoid personal injury. Get as much information about the assailant and follow protocol.Give as much information you can about this guy to the police. If he turns on you then you have the right to defend yourself.
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Report the person to the police.  Let them refer it.
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He cannot evict you for this. It is A LAW that all sex offenders and sexual predators must register with the police department where they live. This information is public record. Anyone can go online, pull up the sex offenders for their area, and see photos of the people in addition to an overview of their offense/s and their status. You have not broken any laws by discussing a matter of public record with anyone else, and you surely have not violated your lease agreement, either.\n\nHOWEVER - do you really want to continue renting from this man? It may be a possibility that he will attempt to make your life uncomfortable if he perceives you as a thorn in his side (even though HE is the one who did something VERY wrong). When you look at the big picture, you may realize that it would be better to cut your losses and move on. \n\nI would suggest that, if you take this route, that you send your landlord a certified, return-receipt-requested letter, advising him that you are moving out on such&such date, and that he can use your security deposit for the last month's rent. In the letter, tell him that you are uncomfortable doing business with someone who has a background such as his. I highly doubt that he will attempt to hold you to the entire lease, but, if he threatens to take you to court, tell him to go right ahead. If he is stupid enough to actually do this, there isn't a judge in the world who would side with him - AS LONG AS YOU HAVE NOTIFIED HIM IN WRITING OF YOUR INTENTIONS AND WHY.\n\nMost important is to remember to send the letter certified, return receipt requested. It is the only thing a judge will accept as proof that the landlord was properly notified, and is well worth the buck or so that it costs.\n\nIf, for whatever reason you choose to stay there, I think you are going to have issues with this landlord. Just a hunch.
565603
Call the police. The trees are on his property and you have the right to sue.
699792
File a case of intrusion into the private life of the complainant.
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File a claim with the police.  File a claim with your insurance company.  Neither one will result in getting the merchandise back or any money, but it will establish a record of the crime.  This will help if you catch the same people in the act next time.\n\nAnother precaution you can take (besides locking up the car and house securely and/or with an alarm) is to engrave a code number on your stuff, and write down the code number on a separate piece of paper that you put in safe-keeping.  Then if you know who took the stuff, the police can check for the code number you provide them, and that will be enough evidence for them to reclaim the property and charge the criminals.\n\nGood luck!
783566
Alright, you will need to go to the bank and talk to someone and let them know what happened and then ask them if they would please deny the charge to the lounge. Go to the lounge speak to a manager and tell them what happened because they assumed something.And tell them that they are legally responsible for all the charges from the bank and from anyone who recieved and NSF. Pay them cash for the drink that you bought . If you have a decent bank they should work with you on this. I had a very similar thing happen to me as well. It is a pain in the behind but if you want it fixed you have to do it.
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Start by going to the person in charge of such regulations in your trailer park and explain the situation to them. I would caution you to not mention state assistance - as they will feel your just trying to avoid registering him to keep getting money. They may even be arrogant enough to try to turn you in. But anyways - definetely start by being civil and explaining things just as they are. Management often will listen when we least expect it. \n\nIf they will not listen - you will need your guest to reduce his frequency of visits for at least a time. During that time - you can push your park manager to give evidence that he was present more nights than he actually was. However - do not start here - as this method will not make you any friends - and you risk making enemies.
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Here is the step by step of what you should do.\n\n1. Gather proof that you over paid him. Canceled check, statements, letters. \n\n2. Get proof of what your actual rent was; the lease, cancelled checks.\n\n3. Go to the county court house and up to the county clerk and ask for a small claims form or packet. Pay them what it costs to file the case, (usually $35), ask when it can be filed and note the date in your calendar. They will want to know if you will deliver the summons for court or if the sheriff should. I suggest the sheriff.\n\n4. If you have any witnesses to the overpayment and they can not be in court, have them sign a letter with their side of the story. Have it notarized at a bank.\n\n5. See if you have pictures of the houses condition when you left, just in case he uses the excuse that you trashed his house. If you have them and they show the house as fine, bring them to court with you.\n\n6. Write a very short story about how it happened. This will help the judge see the event in your eyes.\n\nAs to not knowing where he now lives, it might be fairly easy to deal with if you can give the sheriff the town. He then can do a search to find the guy and deliver the summons.\n\nNow, if the landlord doesn't show up for court, you will almost always automatically win. The landlord will be given 30 days to pay you. If he doesn't pay in thirty days, you go back to the court and file a contempt of court against him. He will then be given another 30 days to pay. If he doesn't pay then, you have to notify the court and they will issue a bench warrant out for his arrest. Bench warrants are not followed through with like a criminal warrant. If he gets busted for something else, the bench warrant can be served then but they dont usually go out searching for him with just a bench warrant.\n\nGood Luck! I have won a few of these cases. I only filed when the person was totally in the wrong and didn't care a hoot about me and the trouble they caused.
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Bar referral service. Call the local bar association and ask for a lawyer. Any lawyer you will get is 75% guaranteed to be a crook.\nAnd if he is not he can recommend some friends who are.\n\nP.S.\nThis reminds me of a joke:\nA Man runs over a jaywalking child in a small town and is accused of manslaughter. So he asks a Sheriff "Is there a criminal lawyer in town". So the sheriff says "Yes, but we cannot prove it yet!"
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Sue them. Some stranger who has no connection to you is harassing you and you don't know what to do? Stop being stupid. Get the name of the company, the caller, their address (if possible) and their phone number and Tell them the next time they call that if they call and harass you one more time you will contact a lawyer and begin court proceedings. They're bullying you and you're falling for it. They can't do a thing to you. You own them NOTHING so what can they do to you? Threaten to call a lawyer and the calls will stop PRONTO. Simple.\n\n--\nto hiseasy... what a dumb fcuking plan. Give them your home phone number. Great, now you're establishing a history of contact and initiating a dialogue that could cause a judge to question whether you have a real connection with the person their seeking. And your 300K claim sounds like bullshyt.\n\nNip this in the bud NOW. They have called you, personally, repeteadly, harrassed and threatened you. That's grounds for a lawsuit right there. You don't need to give them your home phone number to prove this. Only an idiot would do that. Give them personal info about you... real fcuking smart.\n\n--\nOk, sorry I called you stupid. But avoiding a lawsuit may not be possible. You're tried telling them not to call, right? did it work? didn't think so. You have to at least THREATEN to file a lawsuit. They're harassing you at work and you own them nothing. It's no different than some stranger off the street bothering you everyday while you go for coffee! C'mon, don't be ... silly. Talking nice to them and pleading with them to stop hasn't worked and is unnecessary. What if it never ends? You came here looking for answers. That's mine. And I'm not the only one who thinks that protecting yourself through the courts is the answers.