I had a couple of cues stolen from me about two months ago. The good news is I have put in a lot of time on the net, and now know exactly who has them. I don't think this individual stole them though. I feel bad that he will be out the money, but they are my cues!! I am concerned that I can't produce a receipt though. I did file a police report with model numbers and case description though. Do you guys think I'm dead in the water without a receipt?
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If you filed a police report, let them deal with it. Don't go on your own to get them back.
If it is at a pawn shop they will usually be compliant. They don't want trouble with receiving stolen goods.
As was stated above, pictures will help. Anything that is an identifying feature.
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If it is at a pawn shop they will usually be compliant. They don't want trouble with receiving stolen goods.
As was stated above, pictures will help. Anything that is an identifying feature.
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" I don't think this individual stole them though"
What is it with these pool cue thieves?
I remember some time ago, owner of some cues here (let s call him O ) posted that he lost his cues after he left an event. After further checks , it was discovered a guy (let's call him T) saw the cues in parking lot and just put the cues in his car and drove away . Later T contacted O. Then there was some debate about whether T was actually a thief or not .
What is it with these thieves in the pool world? They are ambivalent and undecided about being a thief? "Oh sorry I didn't mean to steal your cues"
I mean they are giving out mixed signals so they will never make good thieves. They are thinking that after they have stolen something , returning it will cancel out the offence.
Moral of story - Pool folks make bad thieves so stop thieving .
Spartan, in an attempt to be vague, and not tip off the individual that has them my post may have been misleading. My cues were stolen out of my vehicle about two months ago. Through research on the Internet I now know who has them, but I believe they purchased them from the actual thief. I will hear back from the officer helping me with the case tomorrow. The officer was going to the individuals house to question said individual.
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One of my buddies laid his phone down... very soon it was gone. The security cameras didn't help much either, the baddie was wearing a hoodie. He said it coist him about $1000.00 altogether.
When the manager was asked about theft in the Room, the manager said there hadn't been any...
HaHaHa, 3-4 weeks ago somebody took a case & 2 cues...
America has many millions unemployed. Theft is a problem. Be Careful.
Take pics of your Cue & Case... put a mark on it (even a file mark on the joint threads)
One of my buddies laid his phone down... very soon it was gone. The security cameras didn't help much either, the baddie was wearing a hoodie. He said it coist him about $1000.00 altogether.
When the manager was asked about theft in the Room, the manager said there hadn't been any...
HaHaHa, 3-4 weeks ago somebody took a case & 2 cues...
America has many millions unemployed. Theft is a problem. Be Careful.
Take pics of your Cue & Case... put a mark on it (even a file mark on the joint threads)
Good advice...
I've read on here there is a way to have a cue "chipped"...much like they use on pets.