My question involves criminal law for the state of: Florida, I purchased one day a bag of babbles, ( meaning costume jewelry) from a gentleman and his girl friend who approached me and others on the bus stop. they looked decent like they just needed it for bus ect, so I paid about 8.00 for some of the items left in the bag after a lady took out some, and none was gold ect, just thrift store looking items. 3 mths later I sold one of the items to a pawn shop for 10.00 to get a discount of anther item I purchased around Christmas, I had it on me at the time, then a week later I pawned one of the items a Pandora witch I thought was a Disney item. got 50.00 off the pawn. two months later charged with 2 felony counts each for pawning(Trafficking) and Giving false information to dealer.
The detective states this woman had recognized the watch ( the first item ) by a smudge left on back from sticker. And then called her and asked her if missing the Pandora ( it was never listed in in 14.000 worth of jewelry she claimed missing from home) she looks and calls back and says yes it missing. Im arrested and charged and had to pay 1400 bond. No state offering resolution? Also my warrant for arrest was dated prior to the victims crime day? but was completed 3 mths after crime? Plus these items cant be her 14000 ( thousand she claims missing even the sheriff laughed when they saw the baubles, but they confiscated my jewelry box, and said the will show it to her for claiming.. How can someone claim gold . diamonds ect on insurance and reports and have me arrested for this.
Now state is offering resolution, don't know what it is, yet. Can I beat this, Im an insurance agent in 50 states a felony will kill my career.

