sloughfoot
Grandmaster
YOU LOANED YOUR GUN OUT!!!!!!!!!!!
And in what plane of existance is it "stolen" after you loaned it to him?
This is a contractual transaction. Civil not criminal.
YOU LOANED YOUR GUN OUT!!!!!!!!!!!
Civil matter. Not criminal. Check with your local po-po.
And in what plane of existance is it "stolen" after you loaned it to him?
This is a contractual transaction. Civil not criminal.
He didn't give it back, which makes it a stolen gun.
He didn't give it back, which makes it a stolen gun.
In more than one way, his name and "trust" do not belong together!You guys will love this.I just got my stamp back for my sbr a couple months ago and did it under a trust. I'll give you one guess who the co-trustee is. Yep, my brother. I will be taking him off.
He didn't give it back, which makes it a stolen gun.
Actually interested in the "long story" on this one.
Why did you lend it to them
and
What was their reason for selling it? Did they need money, or did they think you shouldn't have a gun?
The definition of theft does not require the state to prove the defendant was the person who took the property in the first instance, since, while it is an element of theft that one "exert unauthorized control," the definition of this element is not limited to an actual "taking." Atkins v. State, 499 N.E.2d 1180 (Ind.Ct.App. 1986).