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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 2039952, member: 66&quot;]The problem is it is usually difficult to get the dealers to press charges.&nbsp; Often the thefts are done on dealers from out of state who would have to keep coming back to town for court dates only to have it delayed to a later time (which doesn&#039;t happen until AFTER they have made the trip) and they would have to come back again.&nbsp; And this can happen multiple times.&nbsp; So the dealer says just give me my coins back and I won&#039;t press charges.&nbsp; You also often have the problem of trying to get the prosecutor to actually prosecute the case.&nbsp; Unless it is for a LOT of money they would rather just plea bargain it down to get rid of it or even just drop the charges altogether just to keep it from clogging the docket.&nbsp; Instead of Grand Theft, plead guilty to shoplifting for a hundred dollar fine and time served.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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