If a man leaves a trailer in your yard without your permission and 2 kids break into it but nothing was?

Question

stolen or vandalized and now the man is saying that the boys stole a antannea that doesnt exsist then is he in the wrong or you.

Answer 1

F************HIM!!!!!!!!!!!!

TELL HIM TO FILE A POLICE REPORT!!!
LET THE AUTHORITIES HANDLE IT!

YOU WERE NICE ENOUGH TO LET HIM STORE HIS 'HOME' THERE!!!!

HE NEEDS MONEY!!
UNDERSTAND THIS! BUT IS IT WORTH
'YOUR FRIENDSHIP'?

HE SEE'S AN EASY PAYDAY!
HE WOULD!
HE LIVES IN A TRAILER!!!!!!!!!
GIVE HIM SOME PORK HOT DOGS AND BEANS AND SEND HIM ON HIS WAY!!!!!


YOU ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

That the trailer was left on your property is a form of trespass and you should have called the police and requested that they have it removed. That it was broken into is not your problem. You are not responsible for ensuring it's safety and security. Tell the fool "tough luck, hombre - now get your trailer outa here!" B U T..IF the truck was a public utility vehicle, or a public works vehicle, then your permission may not have been necessary for it to be parked there. If work on overhead power lines, for instance, was being conducted and the utility left one of their vehicles there overnight, they may have been within their legal rights - call the police anyway; they'll clarify it for you. In that case, your only responsibility would be to leave it alone and make sure your family members also left it alone. If it turns out it was your kids breaking into a public utility trailer, you're up the creek and can be held responsible for any damage to the trailer or vehicle, theft of contents from within or damage to said contents. If that is what happened, you need a lawyer!

Answer 3

You could be responsible. How long had the trailer been on your property? If it had been there for some time, it is the same as you saying it is OKAY.
You and/or your insurance paying for damaged or stolen item would not surprise me.

If you had been trying to get in touch with the owner to have it removed since the week-end when it was put there, than it has nothing to do with you, yourself did not damage it or take it as for any reason.
Did you object to it being on your property?
Had you used trailer? again, how long was it there without reporting it to be unauthorized it there. Responsibility could be yours or partly your problem.

Answer 4

if you can prove that the man left the trailer in ur yard with out ur permission then u win, even if not he has to prove that there was an antannea.......even if u lose, its a civil case all the judge would do is make u pay for the antannea..i dont think u can go to jail for it

Answer 5

He has to prove he had permission to be on your property or it's trespassing. He would have to prove that it was a breakin, and that it was a breakin by the boys, and that his atannea is missing. Then we would have to prove the boys took the antannea. Without an eyewitness or an antennea he would have a hard time proving the boys took the antennea, but with finger prints he might be able to prove the boys broke in.

Answer 6

This is an easy one. The man for leaving his trailer without your permission on your property.

Answer 7

If he left a trailer on your property, you should have filed a police report. It's abandonment, maybe even illegal dumping. So how would you know if there was an antenna in it or not? It seems like you're not telling the whole story.

Answer 8

I would say he is in the wrong. Even if he had permission, its not your fault someone broke into his trailer. Just think how much it would cost him to store it where he would have to pay for it. Tell him to take his %$#^& trailer off your property.

Answer 9

Breaking into it is vandalizing, but you can also charge the man rent for leaving his trailer. You both lose.

Answer 10

Your not in the wrong. He's at fault not you. Tell him to get his trailer off your yard or you'll call someone to tow it away.