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Originally Posted by taustin
I predict you will have to insist to get the police to even take a report on what is (to them) such a small amount. You'll want the police report for your bank if you choose to dispute the transaction. Beyond taking a report, the police are not going to bother (and probably don't have the expertise anyway).
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Nice of you to make assumptions about the qualifications of the OP's police department. If they don't have the expertise, they will have access to someone who does, regardless of where the OP is.
In terms of their interest, you get what you insist on. If you call and they tell you they aren't interested, ask to talk to their boss. If you still get no satisfaction, ask to talk to his boss. If you went to WalMart and the cashier was either incompetent or disinterested, what would you do? Probably complain to his boss. And when he was uninterested, you'd contact the regional manager. If you wouldn't, then it wasn't really all that important to you in the first place.
As I said, in my state two felonies have been committed, regardless of the amount of the loss. If we accept lousy service, then we get what we deserve.