Most police depts check pawn shops on a regular basis for stolen property. So check with the officer if that's the case. Also, in some states pawn shops are required to hold all merchandise for 30 days before it can be sold, which officers have access to.Rickzcards said:Yes they are. Pawn shops cannot sell stolen items, it's called fencing. If a item is found to be stolen it is confiscated by the local police and returned to the rightful owner. This is why pawn shops take a lot of steps in trying to determine if something is stolen before buying or giving a loan. They lose out on any money paid for stolen items as well as the item.nosterbor said:" The good part for you, pawn shops are forced to give back stolen property 'mancini79 said:Check all pawn shops in a 60 mile radius. That would be the easiest place to drop off the loot. It's quick money and they will take anything. The good part for you, pawn shops are forced to give back stolen property.
uh.... no they are not.