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Trial date for thief is October 23, 2012 - UPDATE

Some of you might remember the thread about this.
On Saturday, October 8th, 2011 at the New Market, MD Coin Show we had a theft. The thief sold the coins that day to a dealer in the next town and we recovered most of the coins stolen. He used his driver's license and it was the guy who we suspected.
WELL The thief has been caught and I received a subpoena to appear in court on October 23, 2012 at 08:30 in Frederick, MD as a witness. Hopefully, it will be more than just a slap on the wrist.
On Saturday, October 8th, 2011 at the New Market, MD Coin Show we had a theft. The thief sold the coins that day to a dealer in the next town and we recovered most of the coins stolen. He used his driver's license and it was the guy who we suspected.
WELL The thief has been caught and I received a subpoena to appear in court on October 23, 2012 at 08:30 in Frederick, MD as a witness. Hopefully, it will be more than just a slap on the wrist.
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Often, the defendant's attorney is hoping that the witnesses get tired of the runaround and don't show up for the next date, or the witnesses are out of town and get tired of making travel arrangements.
It is important for us to remember to keep the case going, regardless of any delay tactics used by the defendant's attorney.
Keep the pressure on the defendant, and good luck!
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<< <i>If he winds up with any period of probation in addition to other components of sentencing, as a victim, DON'T FORGET to ask the prosecutor to request that he be BANNED from attending any coin show during his period of probation. It is a legal condition of probation to bar him from such venues and if made a condition, he could be arrested for Violation of Probation simply by setting foot in a coin show venue. Obviously the longer the period of probation, the longer he could be banned. Just a tip from former prosecutor. >>
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<< <i>If he winds up with any period of probation in addition to other components of sentencing, as a victim, DON'T FORGET to ask the prosecutor to request that he be BANNED from attending any coin show during his period of probation. It is a legal condition of probation to bar him from such venues and if made a condition, he could be arrested for Violation of Probation simply by setting foot in a coin show venue. Obviously the longer the period of probation, the longer he could be banned. Just a tip from former prosecutor. >>
Super idea!
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I was lucky as i found them 6 hours later and to this day no one was arrested. I found them 2 miles away under a tarp behind a house fence in a upscale subdivision where the houses start at 400k and go up.
Good luck and i hope it works different in your area
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