thanks for getting back and sorry of the detail.
No. My questions are from my head. Your reply tends to make me not want to go there, even if I am trying to make things right.Were u told NOT to go on the property?
I don't even want or need the two products in question, but I don't want to get arrested either. I wd love to just give them back. But the multiple returns wd probably be suspicious to them. If arresting me on the spot if I go there is a distinct possibility, it probably wd not be the wisest thing to go there.
a cpl of questions:They can turn ALL of their info over to the prosecutor and let them make a decison as to how to proceed.
1) But if they have the products (if I give them back to them), wd that be relevant info to them or to the prosecutor that I did not want to take/keep this stuff?
2) is the procedure for arresting people on these kinds of things (return fraud and the alleged perp is off property), then, for the store to give whatever evidence that they have to the prosecutor - is that the same as the police?
3) Does the store have to file charges, or does the prosecutor file the charges, and the store data is all or some of the evidence? Can prosecutors get cc records summarily, or do they have to go thru a judge and get a warrant?
finally a question on a term that u used--
what does 'return trips' mean?your constant return of the wrong items prompted return trips


