Pawn business really don't want stolen goods. They'll be the mediator if something was stolen. Women often pawn their rings after a breakup and you would be surprised how many guys head to the shop to trying to get info. They shouldn't have told you anything but to file police report. Pawns and Buys are protected my privacy laws. I'm actually surprised how much info they gave you when you talked to them. In general though, a pawn business has to give up the item to the police. If it's really expensive, they may track down the new buyer and work something out like you did. If the item is already gone they'll just add the total up in the file against the perp. If any shop does have those items still, they'll confiscate them. This contains all the sold and pawned items, including serial numbers they can search. Some police stations get reports from pawn shops called an APS report. Although since they already know this guy stole from you they may be more lax. You'll need serial numbers or receipts though. It's different for every state but filing a police report for the stuff you know is missing may force the police to pull the file on that guy and see what else he pawned. I'm very familiar with the Pawn Business. I've recently started my own personal Youtube channel and I'll be posting stuff there, like the video above, that isn't photography-related. Watch the video above to see one of the strangest, luckiest, coincidental stories of my life unfold in 48 hours. The very first guitar for sale had been posted earlier that day and it happened to be an almost identical Taylor 414ce guitar. At first, I just thought it was a coincidence but after comparing it to an old blurry picture of my guitar, I started to suspect that it could actually be my missing guitar. I assumed I had moved the guitar and it would eventually turn up but out of curiosity, I decided to see how much used Taylor guitars were going for on Facebook Marketplace. Last week, after 3 years, I went to pick up my guitar and it wasn't there. For the last 3 years, while I was renting a house in Puerto Rico, I left my guitar locked up in a closet in a rental property in the states. At the time it was the most expensive thing I'd ever purchased and it has a lot of sentimental value to me. 20 years ago, during my freshman year of college, I worked all summer to afford a Taylor 414ce guitar.
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