I quarreled with my girlfriend and threw the necklace away, and the surveillance photographed it was

If you throw it away, I think it's hard to get this thing back, because it's basically hard to find this person, if it's really not good, then you can call the police.

I quarreled with my girlfriend, threw away the necklace, and was picked up by someone else on surveillance footage, can I get it back? Of course this can be um, if he says that he wants to possess it, it is a crime, you should tell Nanya, and then if it doesn't work, call the police.

Someone else has picked up your things, and if they can find them, of course they can come back, after all, they are your personal property.

Hello, if you find this person, you should be able to come back. Everything is easy to discuss, and having a good attitude may have a better chance.

It must be a direct discount.,Because there's this monitoring.,So as long as this monitoring is against someone else.,It's definitely going to be able to ask this person for back.。

If you can prove that someone else picked up the necklace you threw away, and you can find the person who picked up the necklace, then you can try it.

If you know the person who picked it up, you can go and ask for it.

If he doesn't pay it back, there's no way around it.

Now it seems that impulsiveness is the devil and right.

Then you go to the police immediately, see if you can find it, and see if the other party will admit it if he picks up your necklace.

Quarrel with your girlfriend, throw away the necklace, and the surveillance photo is picked up by someone else, then you should find a way to find the person who picked you up, explain the matter clearly, and they will give it to you.

Of course you can get it back, because did you throw it on purpose? Can be explained.

If you can find the person who picked up the object, you can negotiate with him, and if you can't find the person who picked up the object, you can call the police for help to get your things back.

If you know this person, and the import has already photographed him picking up the necklace. I think I can go and come back.

You can report the case and coordinate it through the public security.

If someone picked it up in the surveillance? Just find this person and explain the situation to him, if you know this person and know this person, it is better.

I quarreled with my girlfriend, threw away the necklace, and was picked up by someone else on surveillance footage, can I still come back? It's up to you to find that person, huh?

I quarreled with my girlfriend, threw away the necklace, and the surveillance captured someone picking it up, and in this case, I can get it back.

I lost something and checked the surveillance and saw that someone had picked it up, but can you contact this person? You called the police and lost something to check the surveillance and saw someone pick it up, but can you contact this person? When you call the police, I think this person should have seen you lost something and checked the surveillance, and saw that someone picked it up, but can you contact this person?

If you call the police, I think this person should have seen you, and I will lose something to check the surveillance and see someone pick it up, but can you contact this person? If you call the police, I think this person should have seen you and will give it to you. After all, what others picked up didn't see the owner, and it was normal to take it away.

If you can be contacted, you don't need to call the police.

Yes, only alarm handling is the best way, especially if there is monitoring, which can reduce a lot of problems.

If your valuables are lost, check the surveillance and see that someone has picked you up, of course, you can call the police and come over.

After all, there will be a great job chance, you can call the police, something is lost, and there is also surveillance video, the police have evidence to catch it.

Since you have lost something and you have found it by checking the surveillance, you can call the police to get it back.

OK. If you can't find this person, you can call the police and ask the police to help you find them.

If you can find someone who picks up something, negotiate with him, this is the best way. It's really not possible, of course you can call the police.

If you can contact the person who picked it up, it's better to do it privately, and if the person doesn't admit it, it's better to call the police, so that there is evidence.

Of course you can, but the person who finds it has the right to ask you for payment, specifically**It seems to be a few percent of the item, you can check it on the Internet, but the premise is that the person who finds it cannot take it for himself, otherwise not only will he face legal charges if he is not paid. You can keep some evidence, such as audio recordings, when you claim the necklace from the finder, which will help you in the future.

Yes, as long as the monitoring is clear, you can identify the appearance of the man and pick up your necklace.

Hahaha, it's okay to call my sister.

The necklace was dropped, but it was picked up by someone else, and there are witnesses to prove that it can be returned.

If the picker refuses to return it, the party concerned may file a lawsuit with the people's court in accordance with the law to assert his or her civil rights.

Article 110: Where the relevant departments receive lost property and know of the rights holder, they shall promptly notify them to collect it; and where they do not know, they shall promptly issue a notice of solicitation.

Article 111: Before the finder delivers the lost property to the relevant departments, the relevant departments shall properly keep the lost property before it is collected. Where damage or loss of lost property is caused intentionally or through gross negligence, civil liability shall be borne.

Provided, of course, that the witness is not a relative or friend of yours.

I haven't heard of anyone who voluntarily throws things away, but they all throw them away by accident. If you know who picked it up, you can ask him for it, but you have to say good things, you can't be justified, things are valuable, and you should pay people.

If you find out, then why can't you come back, even if you threw it away, he should return it to you, and the property belongs to you, but you need to give him compensation, after all, someone else keeps it for you.

Whether you can come back or not depends on what you say. If you're sincere, you might want it back. After all, it was picked up by someone else, and it wasn't the one who stole your **. Therefore, the way of speaking must be right, and I believe that people are also reasonable.

If you lose something, you know who picked it up, you can ask for it to be returned, this thing is originally yours, as long as you have a good attitude, others will generally not take possession of it privately, things are valuable, others do not return them, and you can call the police.

Look at what it is, if it's something important, of course you have to come back, but you have to pay attention to the way you want to get it back, and you have to make it acceptable to both parties. If it's not something important, forget it!

This is really not particularly good, saying that your things are lost, and others may return them to you if they find them, but it is possible that they will not be returned to you, so be careful next time.

Hello friend.

It's easy to do with evidence.

You can call the police.

Last time, there was a ** person on the news, who didn't give money to others, and then there was no way to return it to others if there was evidence, and now you just need to find evidence, so that there will be a good result.

Didn't you voluntarily throw away something that someone else picked up, can you get it back after you find it? Look at the character.

Lost things are picked up.

Of course you can come back.

Because it was yours.

Yes, tell the person who picked it up that he accidentally lost it, and then he saw it with him again, just ask him to return it to you.

It's hard, mainly to look at the person's character.

It's yours someone who can prove it

You can go out and ask for it, and if you don't give it to you, he will commit the crime of undue enrichment.

It's very simple, you tell him that if you don't admit it, you choose to call the police! Then he should admit it!

You can call the police, this is the evidence, and the police will confirm it with scientific and technological means.

You can call the police directly, and it will be solved by **

Assistance can be provided through public security channels.

If this person is picking up your things, he is not illegal, but he wants to return it to you, that is his rationality, if you have to admit that this person has taken your things, then you can call the monitoring monitoring, you can also zoom in on the picture, the key is to obtain the consent of the management personnel of the monitoring room, let you transfer, you are not just want to adjust you can be adjusted, at least after the consent of the person who picked up your things and the management of the monitoring room of the monitoring probe, you can fish, If that thing is very important to you, you have to investigate, there is only this way, if the matter is not big, a little money, then don't care about it, so as not to make it embarrassing, if you drop it, you can't pick it up if you don't adjust it, and you don't cut it yourself.

In this case, choosing to call the police is the best way, you communicate with him yourself, he will definitely not admit it, after all, the value of this thing is quite high, let the police uncle help you solve it, I believe that the other party will definitely give you something.

Now the law stipulates that if the amount is relatively large, the value is relatively high and does not belong to oneself, this situation is illegal, I believe that this necklace can be recovered, you don't have to be particularly nervous, just hurry up and call the police.

The surveillance saw that this person picked up something, but the thing was too small to see clearly, and if he didn't admit it, he could try by looking for a witness, or eating and zooming in on the surveillance.

There is no way to do this kind of thing, if he refuses to admit it, you can't do anything about him, you can only hope to discuss it with him, give him some money, and get the things back.

Then your stuff is your stuff, if he doesn't admit it, then you call the police, this thing must be called to the police, and the police will scare him out.

If you see something that person has sorted out on the surveillance, but he doesn't admit the surveillance, you can locate it and zoom in. That person can't admit it.

If something like this happens, you don't have to be angry because of it, after all, people are wet and don't want to admit that you can't do anything to others? It affects your mood again, just think of yourself as a small fortune!

You can use surveillance as evidence to call the police.

I believe that the police will protect your legitimate rights and interests.

If he doesn't admit it, you can only prove that it's him by amplifying the surveillance and zooming in on it.

If you really encounter such a thing, it is best to go to the police to deal with it, after all, they are professional. Relatively speaking, it will be handled better.

Think you can call the police, the police will definitely have a system that will monitor.

Judging from your description, the monitor saw that this person picked up your things, but the things were too small to see clearly, and he didn't admit it, in this case, you can choose to call the police, let the law punish him, and believe that he will definitely return it to you.

What should I do if I see this person picking up my things on the surveillance, the things are too small to see clearly, and he doesn't admit it? If you go to the police station, let the technical department analyze it for you.

I saw on the surveillance that this person picked up my things, but the things were too small to see clearly, he didn't admit it, I think if he didn't admit it, you can call the police.

If you pick up someone else's forgotten property and refuse to return it, it constitutes the crime of embezzlement, and you can call the police, and a case should be filed.

Article 270 of the Criminal Law clearly stipulates that the crime of embezzlement is the crime of embezzlement if property kept on behalf of others, forgotten items, or buried items is taken for the purpose of illegal possession, and refusal to return them is the crime of embezzlement.

It's better to give it back to others, and it's good that you have a clear conscience! You are unjust enrichment, the other party sues the court is 100% successful, you still have to pay the other party's litigation costs, it is recommended to pay him back!

It is your duty to pay you back, and if you don't pay you back, there are other people's reasons, and now this person can't say it. I gave you and you still said that people stole you, and the good people now can't do it.

This situation is a civil dispute, which can be resolved through negotiation, and if it fails, go to the court to appeal.

Hey, it's not easy for good people to do now, I picked it up and gave it back, and in the end I didn't even thank you, and I stole it as if I stole it, it's really hard for a good person to do, what the world!

You can call the police! You can also go to the court to sue directly, and the lawsuit will be filed according to the criminal case "embezzlement".

Or sue as a civil case!

The other party is unjust enrichment, and he can be asked to return it, and if he doesn't, then go to court to sue.