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Help re: Stolen iphone 4s...

Snoopster · 2012-01-15 04:24:55

Hi everyone, I was just wondering if anyone here has maybe had a similar experience and could possibly give me some advice? My iphone 4s was pick-pocketed from me on Saturday night/morning (no, of course I didn't have insurance on it....). I was outside The Globe on George's St in Dublin. I was outside ahead of my friends,…

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#52 26-01-2012 4:23pm

dusterd

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Mellor wrote: »

I don't disagee that the guy most likely stole the phone and rang the ex. But I'm talking purely about a warrant.
It's not easy to get premission from a Judge to search somebodys home. The word of a random person and the guys ex isn't exactly concrete (they weren't swore statements either). But more importantly, i'm not even sure if a phone is enough to secure a warrant.
Like I said, I don't disagree that the guy has it, I'm just sayign that judges don't hand out warrants that easily.

The stolen car comment is ridiculous so i'll ignore it.

Judges don't have to sign warrants anymore. I know of a case where a guy had his house searched and the local Post mistress signed the warrant. I'm not sure of her correct title in the eyes of the law, peace commissioner or something like that. Obviously it was for a more serious matter than a stolen phone. Then again, maybe the law only covers the trade he was in and not for other matters.

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