vranasaurus
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He stole your gun. The fact that he sent you a check for it is no defense. Intent to pay for or replace the property is no defense to larceny.
I would not cash the check and I would file a police report.
In my opinion the check is no different restitution paid to a crime victim.
It was your property and he wrongfully took it and converted it with the intent to permanently deprive you of its use.
If a thief steals your gun, sells it, and then sends you a check for the gun he is still guilty of stealing the gun.
I would not cash the check and I would file a police report.
In my opinion the check is no different restitution paid to a crime victim.
It was your property and he wrongfully took it and converted it with the intent to permanently deprive you of its use.
If a thief steals your gun, sells it, and then sends you a check for the gun he is still guilty of stealing the gun.