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I loaned a spray pump to an indivual and he refuses to return it.Made a police report and the states attorney refuses to act because I loaned it to him.Sent registered demand letters and he refused to accept them.Went to his local police department and was told it is a civil matter.Went to his house and he threatened me. Lawyer wants 1500.00 retainer. My thug friends want a few beers and a pizza.The pump weighs about 400lbs.My plan is to greet him on a worksite and repossess my $ 6000.00 pump.I just know this could get real ugly.I really don!t want anyone to get hurt especially me. That is why I am bringing a baseball bat.Does anyone know of a more peacful way to resolve this situation.Deception or trickery vs strong armed or controlled tatics.The thief has made about 30,000.00 using my equipment.Let there be peace. THE NERVE! Yes small claims court is likely the best route to go. The 5 guys and pizza is pretty risky and smells like jail. What about Judge Judy, she's a tough cookie! Bring your sales slip to court though. Sue in small claims court, which does not require an attorney. Sadly, the police and States attornies wont touch these things when they smell civil, which every criminal knows and abuses to the max. Small clames court is your only legal option that doesn't require an attorney. |
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