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  • I must say that sounds like odd behaviour from a police officer. Most don't seem to have the time to clear their workload but this one wants to take time out to chase, and then visit you for a set of mudguards. I'd ignore the emails unless there's any talk of (well) defined criminal charges and contact the station sergeant to ask why this officer has time to chase a set of mudguards but not to update a crn with details that could lead to recovery of 5k worth of property. That said, I do see more value in @PhilDAS response :-)
    Either way, it sounds like insult to injury - must be very frustrating for you.

  • he keeps saying there are 2 victims in the situation and I need to bear that in mind. It makes me wonder if a) this police officer is friends with the "victim" or b) this police officer is the "victim" ...

  • Tell him there isn't two victims, just you and a guy who's 'great deal' blew up in his face.
    Anybody who buys a high-value item like that with no way to track down a verified seller deserves everything they get.
    'Victims' like that drive the thefts in the first place.

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