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Is stealing a UPS package ($200) a crime? Misdemeanor or felony?

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UPS driver stole 2 packages valued at $100 each. Scanned them as delivered but never delivered them. If I make a police report what charges would he face? Neighbor 's computer was stolen and undelivered, same day same driver.

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Joseph Dane ·
Theft of up to $950 is a misdemeanor petty theft. Over that and it's a felony.
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James Robert FoxChild Custody LawyerVista, CA ·
The amount makes it a misdemeanor, however, the laptop could be considered a felony if it is over the 950.00 total, or the amount in aggregate is over 950. Make a police report.
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David Wallin ·
Yes, it's a crime. Could be a felony or a misdemeanor. Get a lawyer NOW.
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Richard Wynn ·
It is likely to be a misdemeanor if the two items combined are less than $950. However, the bigger problem is that this crime may be filed in Federal Jurisdiction which imposed a heavier punishment. Theft of UPS packages are under the category of mail fraud.
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Alex Ozols ·
It is embezzlement as well.
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