Comments on: What do I do now.my mother’s jewelry box was stolen? http://www.musicboxhq.com/what-do-i-do-nowmy-mothers-jewelry-box-was-stolen/ For the Best Deals on Music Boxes, Jewelry Boxes, Parts and Accessories Tue, 08 Dec 2009 15:08:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Pami http://www.musicboxhq.com/what-do-i-do-nowmy-mothers-jewelry-box-was-stolen/comment-page-1/#comment-258 Pami Wed, 02 Dec 2009 00:55:41 +0000 http://www.musicboxhq.com/what-do-i-do-nowmy-mothers-jewelry-box-was-stolen/#comment-258 i would call the police an ask to speak to a supervisor... the cop that responded to you did a craptastic job of taking a report if he would not accept a list of items stolen. if you see any items at a pawn shop, call the police. i would call the police an ask to speak to a supervisor… the cop that responded to you did a craptastic job of taking a report if he would not accept a list of items stolen.

if you see any items at a pawn shop, call the police.

]]> By: psdiver http://www.musicboxhq.com/what-do-i-do-nowmy-mothers-jewelry-box-was-stolen/comment-page-1/#comment-257 psdiver Sun, 29 Nov 2009 16:44:46 +0000 http://www.musicboxhq.com/what-do-i-do-nowmy-mothers-jewelry-box-was-stolen/#comment-257 Where I am it is a law (by-law) that a pawn broker send in an items description to the PD and the item must be held for 15 days minimum before the ticket can be redeemed, you must also be over 21. Does your City/State have that?? If not your best bet would be to have a picture of the item if possible when you are going, and a detailed list of the contents that were in it when you go on your pawn shop hunt. Seeing as how jewelery was involved the items if they have been pawned would most likely be in the back in safe keeping until the time noted on the pawn ticket (date) has been reached and the items then become property of the pawn shop. If they were sold outright to a dealer you may actually see the items when you go on the hunt. If you have any reciepts for the items with a description of the item on it take that with you also, or it's going to turn into a he said/ she said situation should you find them , as anybody could walk into a pawn shop and say, "That's the ring, etc that was stolen" I want it back". seeing as you don't have proof of ownership, I'm afraid the law would lean to the side of the person/shop in possession of the item. Where I am it is a law (by-law) that a pawn broker send in an items description to the PD and the item must be held for 15 days minimum before the ticket can be redeemed, you must also be over 21. Does your City/State have that??
If not your best bet would be to have a picture of the item if possible when you are going, and a detailed list of the contents that were in it when you go on your pawn shop hunt. Seeing as how jewelery was involved the items if they have been pawned would most likely be in the back in safe keeping until the time noted on the pawn ticket (date) has been reached and the items then become property of the pawn shop. If they were sold outright to a dealer you may actually see the items when you go on the hunt. If you have any reciepts for the items with a description of the item on it take that with you also, or it’s going to turn into a he said/ she said situation should you find them , as anybody could walk into a pawn shop and say, “That’s the ring, etc that was stolen” I want it back”. seeing as you don’t have proof of ownership, I’m afraid the law would lean to the side of the person/shop in possession of the item. ]]> By: Weissensteinburg http://www.musicboxhq.com/what-do-i-do-nowmy-mothers-jewelry-box-was-stolen/comment-page-1/#comment-256 Weissensteinburg Thu, 26 Nov 2009 04:58:18 +0000 http://www.musicboxhq.com/what-do-i-do-nowmy-mothers-jewelry-box-was-stolen/#comment-256 Was your house broken into...anything else stolen? If not, check anyone else who was there and may have taken in. Was your house broken into…anything else stolen? If not, check anyone else who was there and may have taken in. ]]>