How to check if something has been lost or stolen?

Check if an item is reported as lost or stolen by entering any identifying information, such as Serial Number, IMEI, VIN, MAC, etc. Check You are about to buy a second hand item or you just found something on the street, it is always a good idea to check if it is reported as lost or stolen.

What happens if your laptop is lost or stolen?

Losing your laptop is a costly inconvenience at best, and a significant threat to your digital security at worst.

What to do if you lose your laptop at work?

If you lose your work computer, let your employer know immediately. Your company may have specific protocols to follow, additional options to track or wipe the device, or software installed that can recover your data. Plus, your work laptop is your employer’s property — not yours. File a police report — and report the loss to the manufacturer

Can you report your ex wife to the police?

However, police would probably tell you this is a civil matter. If you do file expect her to become your ex-wife. * This will flag comments for moderators to take action. If this was personal property belonging to you alone and not community property then report it to the police.

What’s the best way to report a theft?

Filing a Police Complaint. To report a theft that has already happened, the best way to contact the police is to call them using a non-emergency number. In many regions you can simply dial 311 and tell the operator you want to report a theft.

Can a prosecutor charge my wife with theft?

Probably not. If you are a marital community, the assets of the marriage are presumed to belong to the marital community. Doubtful you will ever find a prosecutor to prosecute this one. Further, if you are willing to charge your wife with theft, maybe you should think about ending the marriage.

Can you report a theft to the police anonymously?

If you do not wish to be involved in an investigation or the subsequent trial, you can report the theft anonymously. Anonymous complaints can alert the police that a crime may have occurred; however, they cannot be used to detain or arrest a suspect or to search his personal property.