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#3230283 - 01/26/20 07:39 PM Re: The Game Warden stole my trail camera [Re: 22 Chuck]
GC PM Junkie Registered: 04/21/01 Posts: 17164 Loc: Missouri	Originally Posted By: 22 Chuck Originally Posted By: GC If you don't feel like it is being dealt with appropriately you could call the Sheriff's, CHP or the State Attorney General's Office. How much is that camera worth? A quick Google search says in order for a crime in California to make Grand Theft status it has to be valued at $950+. Even if the camera was a $10 one the guy should be prosecuted. Agreed. The OP stated anyone other than the game warden would have been charged with a felony of Grand Theft. Unless the camera is valued at $950+ it isn't Grand Theft. Just informational in case the OP didn't know or understand the law. _________________________ Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.
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#3234448 - 02/18/20 11:24 AM Re: The Game Warden stole my trail camera [Re: GC]
Ankeny Die Hard Member Registered: 11/11/07 Posts: 663 Loc: Shoshoni, Wyoming	I just ran across this old thread. FWIW, internal investigations of public employees are often times considered personnel issues and as such the employer can not disclose any information. I have seen instances involving law enforcement officers where by all accounts it appears nothing has been done. Later the officers name shows up on the state probation/parole list, and their certification as an LEO has been revoked for disciplinary reasons by the Peace Officers Standards and Training Board.
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#3234535 - 02/18/20 09:46 PM Re: The Game Warden stole my trail camera [Re: Ankeny]
erict Seasoned Member Registered: 02/23/06 Posts: 422 Loc: near Albany, NY	Originally Posted By: Ankeny I just ran across this old thread. FWIW, internal investigations of public employees are often times considered personnel issues and as such the employer can not disclose any information. I have seen instances involving law enforcement officers where by all accounts it appears nothing has been done. Later the officers name shows up on the state probation/parole list, and their certification as an LEO has been revoked for disciplinary reasons by the Peace Officers Standards and Training Board. If one appears on a probation/parole list then they have been convicted or took a plea to a crime and such records should be public. Internal law enforcement personnel investigations are often concluded with the findings confidential, thanks in part to labor unions. Examples are found HERE
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#3254384 - 10/10/20 08:15 PM Re: The Game Warden stole my trail camera [Re: sasquatch58]
Borkborknomnom Junior Member Registered: 08/04/20 Posts: 48 Loc: Central mississippi	My daddy always told me dont F with the police! _________________________ COYOTES: Wack em and stack em... it’s only poaching if your hunting them on someone else’s land
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#3254518 - 10/12/20 08:30 PM Re: The Game Warden stole my trail camera [Re: Borkborknomnom]
Mr. Poppadopalis Die Hard Member III Registered: 06/25/13 Posts: 3522 Loc: Metro Denver	Originally Posted By: Borkborknomnom My daddy always told me dont F with the police! Is he doing life?
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