If I accidentally receive stolen goods, what is my responsibility?

The public security's practice is obviously illegal and unreasonable. He has no right to take your things, that is a violation of property rights. Even if you receive stolen goods, as long as there is evidence to prove that you did not knowingly accept the stolen goods when you received them, it does not constitute the crime of selling stolen goods.

Because many times everyone buys and sells second-hand mobile phones, and there is no need to take physical evidence. In addition, the disposal of stolen goods should be confiscated, not to make you lose money, and the police have fooled you.

1. The police took away your mobile phone, change and the lottery tickets you just bought, and you must issue a "list of seized items" at that time, otherwise it is an illegal administration. "Just return the phone, everything else is gone" is such a problem, you can completely complain to the public security inspection department and ask them to give an explanation.

2, the public security wants you to pay money according to the purchase price of the lost mobile phone, such a statement is also against the prescribed procedures, if the public security suspects that you have violated the law, they can punish or detain you, but they have no right to demand compensation from you, compensation is a civil act, and the public security should not interfere.

3. The public security wants you to pay the medical examination fees of the thieves who sold mobile phones, and there is no such regulation.

4. If you do not check the invoice when acquiring, you are at fault, and if the amount is large, you may violate the criminal law, and you must pay attention to it in the future.

In fact, it depends on what type of thief it is. In fact, thieves also have a share, generally speaking, there are two kinds:

The first is the kind produced from the manufacturer, and this kind of stolen goods is generally more or less flawed. Of course, it depends on what you are using it for, generally speaking, if you use this kind of stolen goods for your own use, there is no problem, but if you use it to sell, it will not work, and this may violate the law.

The second type is the one that is stolen from a store or a general home. In fact, this kind of so-called stolen goods is possible.

So it depends on what kind of stolen goods the subject receives. If it is the second type, then it can be called collecting stolen goods, and the police are not right. If it's the first one, as long as you don't take it out and sell it, there's no problem.

As mentioned above, you are not guilty of a crime only if you are in the first case and you are using it for your own purposes. The police are 100% unreasonable here. Plus you have a situation that you don't know.

Then the police are not right. But if it's the second type, or the first one, it's really a bit dangerous, although the police are also wrong.

If the subject has identified it as a semi-finished product, and there is sufficient evidence to prove that you are using it for your own use, you can completely accuse the other party of being unreasonable and illegal.

Since you continued to buy an old mobile phone knowing that it did not have an invoice, you constituted the receipt of stolen goods according to the law.

As for the issue of compensation for the loss of the owner, if you have evidence to prove that your old mobile phone is acquired**, it will be executed according to the purchase price, and if there is no evidence, it will be compensated according to the original purchase price of the original owner, but the original owner must present an invoice, if there is no invoice, the two parties will negotiate**.

As for the medical examination fee and the loss of confiscated items, please file a complaint with the discipline inspection unit of the public security organ.

It is illegal to acquire it knowing that the source is unknown.

My feeling is that the public security approach is not very reasonable, you are receiving the first machine, so you must pay attention in the future, in this matter, you must have a certain amount of legal responsibility, because the public security is about evidence. Now the mobile phone is indeed in your hands, so the responsibility must be there, but I don't think it should be heavy, do you have a record of billing when you buy, and I want the thief's medical examination fee, I am very puzzled, is it when you are in a gang! think...

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You should appeal against this practice by the police. They have no right to do so without any evidence.

Those cops are not policemen at all, they are thieves, you have been deceived!

Very unreasonable. You can complain!!

I don't think it's reasonable, what's the point of taking away your other things? You've run into a fake cop

If you are not careful, you are not committing a crime.

However, if you take the initiative to remove the dirt, there will be a loss (and possibly a loss of principal).

1. If the other party cannot prove that the goods are the goods that he stolen, then there is no need to return them to him.

2. If ** intervenes in the investigation, it is possible to find out the truth.

3. What is the punishment for this situation? --If it is indeed a thief and did not know about it at the time of purchase, then the legal responsibility is to return the goods, and there is no criminal liability.

If you know that it is stolen goods, you will not be criminally responsible, but the stolen goods will be confiscated by the air. Whether the purchaser knows that it is stolen goods at the time of acquisition depends on the determination of the public security organ. For example, if a car or bicycle is purchased at an obviously unreasonably low price, it is generally considered to be stolen goods knowingly.

There is also a relationship between the place of acquisition. This determination is very flexible, and the acquirer itself has to actively withdraw from the dirt, and also has to find sufficient evidence to prove that it did not know at the time.

Hello, if it is for the sale of stolen goods, it may be suspected of covering up and concealing illegal gains, and if it is in advance, it may be an accomplice to theft or other property crimes. If you don't know, you only have the obligation to return, I hope it will help you.

1) If you don't know and don't know that the electric car is stolen, you have no legal responsibility, just return the dirty.

2) If you know that the thief is dirty, it is a crime of collecting dirty, and you should be punished by public security.

If you don't know, you lose some money, and if you know, it's **.

Depending on the situation, you must know that it is stolen goods, and you still buy them, which is a crime of selling stolen goods.

If you can explain the situation clearly and don't know that it is a thief, return the purchased item, and then ask the thief for the money to buy the item.

Most thieves won't give it back to you.

In general, as a bona fide third party, you should not be penalized.

And what you have to do is to prove that you don't know that this is a thief, of course, if it is far below the normal market **, I am afraid that it depends on the specific case-handling personnel.

It depends on whether you know or should know that his stuff is stolen. If it is not known that the object is stolen, it is property lawfully acquired by a third party and is not illegal.

The other party is unlicensed and unlicensed, and the other party can be held responsible, but the motorcycle is not insured, what to compensate? The general traffic police recommend that both parties negotiate.

If they do not know about it, they do not have to bear legal responsibility for selling stolen goods. But the problem is that the illegal sale of tobacco is also illegal, and may even be suspected of being a crime.

If the tobacco product wholesale business is not licensed by a tobacco monopoly wholesale enterprise and does not constitute a crime, the tobacco monopoly administrative department shall order it to close down or stop operating the tobacco product wholesale business, confiscate the illegal gains, and impose a fine. If a person engages in a tobacco product retail business without a tobacco monopoly retail license, which does not constitute a crime, the administrative department for industry and commerce shall order him to stop operating the tobacco product retail business, confiscate the illegal gains, and impose a fine. Where the circumstances of reselling tobacco monopoly products are minor and do not constitute a crime, the administrative department for industry and commerce shall confiscate the resold tobacco monopoly products and unlawful gains, and may impose a concurrent fine.

Whoever violates the laws and regulations of the State on the Administration of Tobacco Monopoly by illegally operating tobacco monopoly products without the permission of the competent administrative department for tobacco monopoly and without the license of a tobacco monopoly wholesale enterprise license, a special tobacco monopoly business enterprise license, a tobacco monopoly retail license and other permits, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than five years or short-term detention, and/or a fine of not less than one time but not more than five times the amount of illegal gains:

1.The amount of illegal business operations is 50,000 yuan or more, or the amount of illegal gains is 20,000 yuan or more;

2.illegally dealing in more than 200,000 cigarettes;

3.Those who have received two or more administrative punishments for illegally dealing in tobacco monopoly products within three years, and who have illegally operated tobacco monopoly products in an amount of 30,000 yuan or more.

In any of the following circumstances, a sentence of five or more years imprisonment is to be given, and a fine of between 1 and 5 times the amount of unlawful gains or confiscation of property is to be given

1) The amount of illegal business operations is 250,000 yuan or more, or the amount of unlawful gains is 100,000 yuan or more;

2) Illegally dealing in 1 million or more cigarettes.