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If you show the police officer a live location of your stolen property moving on a map, that's usually enough to motivate them into action. I've seen two stole
by tdfx 5y ago
If you show the police officer a live location of your stolen property moving on a map, that's usually enough to motivate them into action. I've seen two stolen phones recovered this way. If you tell them your bike is stolen and that's all the information you have, they rightly deduce that there's almost no chance of you getting it back.
- nacs 5y agoThere's tons of people who've posted about people telling cops exactly which house their stolen property is in (using Find My Phone/Whatever) and cops simply saying they can't/won't do anything. This is what happens most of the time -- cops just don't care in the majority of cases.