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Someone stole my dirt bike?
So basically i was selling my dirt bike on craigslist the guy shows up hes hispanic mabye 20 years old asks if he can ride it, and im like "can i hold the money first" and hes like" oh hey look buddy im only here today for a test ride i only got $300" my dad wanted me to get rid of the bike fast cause he thaught it was dangerous so my dads like let him get a ride he went down the block a couple of times then i called him back, and he took of with the bike. My hands are tighed i didnt get a title from the previus owner but he was my friend i knew him for 3 years hed never steal a bike so i couldnt go to the police, 2 weeks after he stole it, today i saw him walking his dog in the park i went to approach him and give him the beating of his life he took a look at me then when he recognized me he looked away instantly and started walking faster, im kind of worried i really dont want to hurt him or kill him, ill never do that believe me im just scared that he knows where i live etc funny thing is this guy has balls, he came onto my front yard to pickup the bike and my house has 5 camera but sadly they dont record, i have his facebook picture and his phone number what should i do i? i got really attached to that bike, but right now i dont care if i get it back all i care about is if he gets locked up? what should i do? should i call the cops? Any help will be appreaciated, Thanks
9 Answers
- Anonymous7 years ago
Call the cops...
It might not be for the Bike... think about it, someone that did it do not only did it to one person.
You will help a lot people there...
- Anonymous7 years ago
Your Dad paid him to steal your bike. Duh, two problems solved. Got rid of the bike. Taught you a lesson. Call the cops and let them sort it out. Surprised your Dad didn't call the cops, which is why I suspect that he had something to do with it.
- StuLv 77 years ago
The guy STOLE the bike. HE doesn't have a Title EITHER !
Both you and your Father know he took the bike . You KNOW who he is and that he lives nearby.
Too , you KNOW who YOU got the bike from.
Did you BUY the bike from your friend? Do you have ANY proof of purchase ? Have you contacted HIM about any original paperwork and documented ownership ?
Your hands AREN'T "tied"....make a Police report !
I suspect you told this guy you had no title when you showed him the bike , and he sized you and your Dad up as an "easy mark" to "rip you off". Clearly, it was theft by deception !
If you REALLY want "justice" , CALL THE COPS. They will get to the bottom of ALL of this.
If you were willing to SELL the bike , but now claim to be too scared to call the cops, there is something wrong with this whole story. According to your read, the guy ripped you off, and now you are afraid of physical harm if you "blow the whistle" . THEN, you want HIM beaten up ?...and what do you think HE would do next ? DUDE!!!
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- 7 years ago
Call the police on him! If you have his phone number then he will be easy to find. Hope this helps.
- jon_mac_usa_007Lv 77 years ago
You only cannot call the cops if you stolen the bike yourself, right. Call the cops dude.
- Anonymous7 years ago
you should have beat him down when you saw him.
