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He did. The cops don't care because it's only $3,500 in equipment.

• tempestn 7y ago
  Varies based on the police department, but once it showed up on craigslist that might have been enough to get them to act. They're not going to waste a bunch of resources investigating, but they might get involved if they can just show up at the thief's house.
• pvaldes 7y ago
  Hum, lets imagine for a second, theoretically that somebody wants to do something illegal (photos of industrial trade secrets, or pictures of children porn for example), but don't has a camera, or don't want to use their own camera by fear of being caught; so calls a friend and borrows his camera. I assume that the owner would have a hard time explaining why he gave a 3500 dollars camera full of their fingerprints and ADN to a perfect stranger just because. Would have luck if can prove that was not a necessary collaborator in a crime. But if the procedure is done through KitSplit, would be this (I repeat, hypothetical scenery) a different situation from a legal point of view?