I was arrested shoplifting at Kohls in Indiana,it's a class D felony, i'm 18, what's going to happen to me?
820073
I would suggest on stocking up on plenty of gorilla glue(krazy glue) and glue your thies together cause a big black chick named Big Bertha is going to be your new best friend in cell block d but hey look on the bright side look at how much you will learn while serving time. LMAO
703730
You will more than likely have to pay for the damages that you did and have to do some kind of community service; you may also have to go to jail also, although they will put you in juvenile detention and now you will also have a criminal record. Good job...I think what you and your friends did is totally uncalled for and you deserve whatever the Judge gives you. Maybe you'll think twice about it the next time you're going to do something that stupid!
530801
All warrants ( except some city and traffic warrants) show up on a NCI natioinal data base, so anyone going though federal customs, if your name is ran though the computer it will show up and yes you will be detained.\n\nafter you are detained they will contact the department with the warrant to see if they wish you to be arrested and held for them to pick you up.\n\nIf it is very far away, and not a serious crime, they may not arrest you, but merley let you go and wait to you may get closer to the state you are wanted in.\n\nExample, if you are wanted for shop lifting in GA, and you are in California, most likely they will not pay for you to be bought back ( but then  you never know)
685836
It will show he was arrested.  Contact a lawyer about getting it expunged.
965906
You are fine.   You have not been convicted of a felony, so check "NO."   \n\nWho doesn't have a misdemeanor or two these days, thanks to our politicians "getting tough on crime"?    Good luck to you.
926147
Contact the sate attorney general's office in California under the consumer protection division.  What this person did could be construed as a felony, and they will end up in jail.  It falls under federal jurisdiction as well because they used an interstate commerce (the internet) to commit fraud.  You can sue them later, but that will involve filing it in a California court.  The criminal court will get you your money back and you will have the satisfaction of knowing this person is in jail.  They may even get you a little extra in restitution.\n\nContact your local district attorney's office as well.  Your local police department can help, but all they will do is take a statement and contact the DA for getting in contact with CA.\n\nDO NOT CONTACT THIS PERSON ANYMORE.  If you alert them to a criminal investigation, they could take steps to make it more difficult for law enforcement to find them.\n\nContact your bank or credit card company immediately.  They will submit a claim and may be able to put a lein on the thief's account, and may be able to get your funds back faster.\n\nGoodluck!
886223
Do you mean that you stole $71.00? The question was worded so poorly that I couldn't tell. \n\nAssuming that I got it correctly, it would depend on who you stole it from (since embezzlement, shoplifting and robbery all carry different penalties)and where you live. So your question is useless.
899439
This is considered petty theft\nYou will have to go to court and pay at least $250.00 in fines\nYou will also have to enroll in a Social Help Program attending at least once a month for 3 to 6 months and pay a $75.00 per visitation\nYou will not be on probation but this will stay in your record forever
881460
A friend of mine was arrested at 27 for shoplifting. She was put on probation and fined the amount of the lose that the store took. She is a career shoplifter, which is why I will not hang out with her anymore.\n\nYou or the person that was caught can look forward to a long legal road. Yes you need a lawyer and yes you will be made very uncomfortable in court. \n\nI hope this helps!
129432
Call your local police dept. they will be able to tell you.
324116
you'll have to call the jail. They will tell you what you need to know.
49188
I worked as a store clerk for a while in alabama and mississippi.  They taught us in training that if a person comes in that is underage, with a person that is of age, and goes to the cooler with them and picks out the beer, then we can't sell.  That is concidered like contributing to someone underage. The cops would actually set up stings like that to get clerks arrested.
214239
since you are a minor i won't elaborate. Just remember this, keep it up and when you are no longer a minor and get nabbed doing what your doing then you will learn what happens.
823177
That's a huge fish story.....true or not. My first question comes from the first arrest as why you didn't go down to the local police station and have your vehicle checked by a drug dog to avoid the second incident. I then wonder why, after the first arrest, you didn't head to your local doctor and get a blood test proving you were not using. This doesn't appear to have been done for the second arrest either. So, what you are left with is a mountain of evidence against you. Considering these are both felonies, any deferment, agreement, plea deal you make will instantly make you a convicted felon, a label that lasts a lifetime. Tread carefully grasshopper, you are in very dangerous waters.
932373
It depends entirely upon what the charges were, and your behavior since they were recorded. In the long run, you are better off putting it on there, because anyone with a valid court order (such as the military conducting a background check) will pull your criminal record, and if they find it and you didn't own it on your background check application, that actually looks worse than the fact that you have had charges filed against you as a juvenile (or adult for that matter).
1035191
It can be both!\n Firstly I live in Florida so that might make a little difference but most states are probably simular.\n Just selling will get you arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.(Even if the person is 18 yrs old, you must be 21 to purchase or consume alcohol).\n The arrest can either be right there on the spot, handcuffs & all. Or it can be an R&R ( Released on your own Recognise).. but you will have to go to court because it is a legal arrest just as if they had taken you down to the local jail,  but they are choosing to allow you to remain free & just show up for court.\n Here in Florida you will be given a $500 fine the first time & you can bet that you will lose your job.\n You are not allowed to work anywhere that alcohol is sold or served for at least 6 months but this can be up to 2 yrs. before anyone will hire you again in this line of work.\n Now for the civil part ...aside from the fine that you have received...If the minor that you sold the alcohol to should go out and commit a crime, get arrested for DUI / DWI, have an automobile accident,(If the accident caused a death then you could even be charged as a principle in the cause of the persons death..YOU could go to prison!),if the minor falls & breaks his nose than you can be required to pay his medical bills, if the minor dies from alcohol poisoning than you can be charged with his death & go to prison...you can also be sued for all of the above things that I have listed by the minors parents or by a victim if a contributing factor was the alcohol that you sold/gave them.\n I don't mean to frighten you; but you must realize how serious that your question & my answer really is.\n It's a funny thing really..You only have to be 18 to sell alcohol in a grocery or convience store yet they don't really, fully explain the consequences to you & they expect you to be adult enough to sell alcohol.\n(Just a note.. Please just be careful because that kid who's trying to purchase the alcohol doesn't care if you go to jail, lose your job & have to pay a fine!)\n Use the rule..I.D. if the person looks under 27 yrs. on tobacco and under 35 yrs. on alcohol..This gives you an easier way to judge wheather you should I.D. instead of looking at the person & saying to yourself...Does he look 18 or does he look 21? Looks can be VERY deceiving when it comes to age!
495063
I have been arrested for accessory to an attempted shoplift of A candy bar.I never left the car.The kid didnt even steal the candy bar.I didnt know A thing about it,and the kid didnt even do it,but They arrested me.To make matters worse,it wasnt even my kid.