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by BigDog1234 on January 25th, 2010
You are liable for anything you sell to a pawn shop, and if the item you sold was stolen or hot, you can go to jail.
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So if my boyfriend pawned something stolen and months later went back to pick it up, would they arrest him then? Or would they find him and arrest him before that if the item had been reported stolen?
by Indigo on January 25th, 2010
Usually they come to arrest you when someone else tries to purchase the item. If it has been months, you should be free and clear. Plus if you are the one purchasing it back, you should be ok.
by BigDog1234 on January 25th, 2010