Why not first call Time Warner and complain to them? They will certainly be interested to hear how their representative behaved while in your home. Tell them also that he has your camera cable........
2006-09-12 15:31:45
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answered by ? 6
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The first incident along with the second incident would assist the police in showing that the person had the intend and did take your items without permission.
You should report it to both the local police and the company that employed the person. The police may be able to match the suspect in your case with thefts from other company customers.
2006-09-12 15:44:21
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answered by yaksterbay.rugby 2
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Yes.
Make a report to the police (don't call 911 unless it is an emergency---this is not an emergency). It may be difficult to prove this case, and it may not go to court BUT it will become a part of public record. It will show up every time he applies for a job if they do a background check.
Also, report this to the company he works for. This probably isn't his first time doing this. Your complaint may help someone else avoid this kind of theft.
2006-09-12 15:53:49
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answered by tnmack 3
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You have been interior the astonishing to document this theft, in spite of the fact that it rather is regrettably actual that keep protection and workers ought to be very careful how they attitude ability keep lifters. Any fake accusation or misconstrued be conscious can bring about the lack of a job or a lawsuit. maximum businesses make it very sparkling throughout practise which you're by no skill ever to accuse a "client" of shoplifting, return fraud...and so on. in case you could no longer mitigate the region in a computer way you should enable them to circulate. If I have been you, next time I observed some thing like that, i could attitude the shoplifter promptly, and say "Oh, you comprehend, I guess that the revenues clerk ought to hold those up on the counter for you till you're waiting to income out, so which you do no longer ought to stick them in you wallet." in case you notice a revenues clerk close by, wave them over to "help". i've got used this on shoplifters in my countless places of employment till now and it virtually continuously ends with the thief dropping the object or shoving it in my hands, after which working in the different direction.
2016-11-07 05:18:01
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answered by ? 4
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The cable is not particuarly valuable, so I don't know what kind of legal case you could file. But even so, you should always go to the police if someone, especially a professional, takes something from your house. And of course contact his employer and provide as much information as you can.
2006-09-12 16:50:12
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answered by Michael D 3
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report him both to the police and the cable company
2006-09-14 14:20:59
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answered by Anonymous
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call the police and report him and call his place of employment
2006-09-12 15:57:32
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answered by cuda 1
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no that is not attempted theft, that is theft.
call the police, you dial 911, they ansewr you tell them.
2006-09-12 15:29:09
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answered by Anonymous
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