My question involves criminal law for the state of:
A couple of weeks ago a family associate brought a trailer to hide from an accident to my house. He hid the loboy trailer behind a shed. The cops eventually came and he got a ticket for the trailer because it was not street legal. We told him to leave and never come back. He left the trailer at my house, I assume because he was lucky he didn't go to jail.
Later that night things got a little out of hand and friends of mine decided to burn the loboy trailer. The condition of the trailer before the fire was very bad, the frame was bent, the decking had holes in it, the tires were mismatched and unsafe, and it did not have lights. So feeling bad for what happened, me and my friends decided to fixed the trailer the next day. We put tires on it, a new deck, ran wires and hooked up lights, and put in new wheel bearings. The trailer is not a beaut, but in better condition now.
But it turns out the trailer was borrowed, and I kind of feel like the owner is trying to milk the situation. He is now calling me every other day adding probelms on. Finally he said that he needs a new trailer because he feels the structural integrety of the trailer was ruined by the fire, even though they have been using it for two weeks. He also says he needs lost wages because he will not be able to use the trailer. The guy is a Scrapper, and simply brings scrap metal from peoples yards to the dump. I am wanting to not get the law involved or anything like that, and I am not the one that burned the trailor, and not 100% positive who did. Should I be worried about any legal issues with the situation?
Thank you.

