Give the Colorado school of trades a call. Someone there may know where he is. There located in Lakewood. If he went to school there they have a alumni page on Facebook.
Pm sent your way.
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Give the Colorado school of trades a call. Someone there may know where he is. There located in Lakewood. If he went to school there they have a alumni page on Facebook.
Pm sent your way.
looks like his daughters instagram account, he's alive and kicking with her a few days ago. looks to be the same fella.
Quit pussy footing around and get serious players involved. People don't like attention from law enforcement, but he forced you into that position when he stole your gun.
I'd say, rather than put it on the door, slip it through the mail slot. If he ever shows up, he'll go inside.
Thanks, this is getting to be a bigger mystery all the time.
Leslie
The gun community as a whole could take a few lessons from this forum, WE take care of one another, good on you for the offer.Quote:
Originally Posted by TFOGGER
What is his daughters instagram account? I see no link or photo...Quote:
Originally Posted by gnihcraes
I know his daughter had some trouble back in November, an that is why he claimed to be out of contact ,(November and December)at that time. He said she was a witness to a murder, or something like that, and was traumatized, and he was spending his time with her, as she is his only family.
Please, get me more info on that Instagram account
Thanks; Leslie
Agreed, Time for No More Mister Nice Guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
DOC45 was right
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You should have started action after the 2nd - 3rd month of no contact. Having dealt with similar situation[s]. Had i, like you took action sooner this may have been resolved last year
Sending the FFL in question a Please Contact Me Letter Instead of notification from local LE or worse yet ATF. Who actually take firearm theft seriously, this would have been over with.
Now, who knows? He could be in the wind, already sold customers guns and not going to be held accountable.
https://www.atf.gov/denver-field-div...-field-offices
I want to thank everyone that has been involved with this fiasco, I really, truly appreciate your help. I am also a motorcycle rider, and that's one of the great things about that community also, you have "friends" and "family" everywhere.
I consider everything you've done, so far, as a real blessing!
I just want my pistol back, in what ever condition it is in.
I am going to call the Lakewood police, today, and request that they do a "welfare check" on his appartment, under the guise of "I am concerned for his well being" because he hasn't been to his shop in some time and doesn't answer his phone.
Again, Thank You
Leslie Leslie
Absolutely not. You tell them you believe (based upon repeated attempts to contact) with no response on his end, that the person in question may have stolen your gun. At the same time a call to the link i included should be done, today.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigTexasOne
WTF good is a welfare check, when this should be a face jail time visit.
Besides. You ask for a welfare check and they feel he is somewhat off. The legal cost to get your gun back from a police evidence room after thy confiscate his guns .... Well by that time it will be C&R eligible
This . . . don't concoct some strategy/story outside of the facts you have to work with. You sent the guy your gun to have work done . . . he has strung you along, lied and failed to send the weapon back and has gone no-contact. You have every reason to consider the gun to be stolen at this point. Best case scenario is that he still has it and is just a con man or very poor businessman. But he may have destroyed it, sold it, "lost it", taken it for himself . . . who knows. The fact that he's not responding and is dragging this out lends to the belief that something untoward is going on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Time to call in the dogs based on the facts you have to work with.