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4 years ago

Which of the following methods is useful for recovering stolen property

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i know this is late but the methods are: a. seizure without warrant B. stop and frisk c. search with warrant d. search without warrant

Tju [1.3M]4 years ago

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Since you didn't give any methods to choose from, I will post several that can help a person recover their stolen goods. Contacting the police is the best way to recover your goods. A person should always write down serial numbers of their items such as electronics, guns, etc. The police should document and recover any physical evidence left at the crime scene. If you have jewelry in your home, you should always have a picture of all the jewelry to aid in the recovery.

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3 years ago

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