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Originally Posted by SleazyDream
sad part is I'm doing all 3.....................
I have a judgment on him already - he refuses to pay. it's an asset in my bankruptcy which I can't do anything with till i'm released then which I think i'll try and buy back ($10,000 for the first robbery) i'll probably be able to get it for $500 and then seize some of the tools back from a job site. It's good for 10 years
anything more than that is a waste of my time as when you seize stuff you get to count it as USED AUCTION value so I can seize probally $50,000 in replacement value of stuff. He doesn't have more than that.
- move on - i'm trying - today was a WHAMMY though - didn't think the gov't would drop the case against him. I seriously think it's tied to the dirty cop that helped him rob me the first time - the more he's scene as innocent the harder it is to prove the cop is dirty. I'll calm down but that will take time.
- other illegial activities - good idea and I'll work on this one too just for some personal satisfaction
thanks
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I feel your pain. A few years back I had a so called friend steal my identity and run up about 40K in credit as well as about 6K in bad checks. It took a while to track him down and when they finally caught him the county prosecutors cut him a deal. He pleaded guilty to a few of the things he had done to me and to a battery charge and he got off with a short sentence and probation. They decided to go this route because he already had one conviction for assault and at the time he stole my identity he had a warrant for domestic violence. So with two violent convictions he has two strikes. One more and he goes to jail for at least 25 years.
It all sounded good to me, but then a few of the creditors that he had opened up accounts with still demanded their money. There was no security camera footage proving he was the guy that opened the account and with no conviction they decided to come after me for the money owed. I eventually got it all straightened out, but it cost me about 3K in legal fees and a hours and hours of headaches.