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jk
Along with jacks statements, you have to accept that the state does not have to prosecute this person. If they don’t believe they have a good chance of winning, they aren’t likely to file charges. I think the cop was trying to tell you that there are a lot of issues that would make prevailing (by the state) would be problematic.
I suggest you seek recourse through the civil courts. The standard of proof is much less
besides, if she is prosecuted, there is no guarantee you will get the bracelet back or compensated for it. The actions in a criminal court are first to punish the criminal. That doesn’t always mean compensation for the victim. Civil courts, on the other hand, are all about compensating a person for their losses.