So I just got a call from Burleson PD....

[yellowstang]

So that's why you went to Six Flags Sunday!

[MutherjuggZ]

Wouldn't this be a civil case? I find it suspicious that you could call a police department about a quasi-crime that happened months ago and they would follow up on it.

I suppose theft isn't a civil matter. I called the PD and confirmed the officer does indeed work there and left him another voicemail.

Before our phone conversation got cut-off he said "Wait, let me get this straight...she's allowed you to use the debit card before on several occassions? to which I replied "Of course, she handed it to me at least once a week for months, to grab her a pack of smokes/beer while I was on my way to a store or gas station". The same goes for me... I've given her permission an uncountable amount of times to use my debit card as well.


I know that she and her husband both file single/head of household and didn't claim the money I paid for child care as additional income last year so I've notified the IRS accordingly.

I know that she has Texas food stamps and sold the $600 in monthly services lone star card for a lower in full cash amount, so I have reported that accordingly.

I know that Dan's (the BIL) mother and two brothers are all facing charges for the sale of prescription drugs on the street and that my niece is living in that two bedroom house with those 5 adults who stay heavily medicated on their scores of oxycontin and liquor. So, I have reported that accordingly as well.

[71chevellejohn]

If you needed the money, I'm sure an arrangement could have been made...

[Skidmark]

They fucked with the wrong person.

People are miserable. I can't believe family would do that.

[Moose242]

I suppose theft isn't a civil matter.

The circumstances surrounding a "theft" can make it a civil matter.

[Wicked98Snake]

If you needed the money, I'm sure an arrangement could have been made...

Yeah but you'd have to run your junk through a waffle iron

[SVTNorthTexas]

Drugs make people do stupid things. I watched an episode of intervention for about 15 minutes one day and was amazed.

[MutherjuggZ]

Ok, how does he file charges on you for using your sisters debit card? She would have to file the charges. Is she filing charges? If not, I don't even see how it got this far.

She added him to her account last year. Not that it matters, but she said she had removed him after he moved out and left her in January so I was under the impression the only one authorized to give consent to use that card was her.

I verified it's not a joint checking they had, that he was just an authorized individual added to the signature card on her account.

The officer merely stated their claims and that he was calling to get more info. WHY he won't call me back is upsetting to say the least.

Do you know what the 300.00 is for? Do you remember making a purchase like that with her card?

Yep, she had me pull out $300 to pickup something for her. A few days later her husband was in Texas and she was moving out. She lied to him about spending the money so he confronted me. I told him to eat shit, then told her if she wouldn't put her man in check on where that money went, that I would. I wired an additional $300 directly into her account to cover her ass with her husband and I never heard from either one of them since.

Now he's trying to say I stole that money, she backs his story, I'm out $300 and now I can't get the PD back on the phone to clear this up.

So that's why you went to Six Flags Sunday!

LOL!!! Had that money just burning a hole in my pocket I tell ya!

[bcoop]

She added him to her account last year. Not that it matters, but she said she had removed him after he moved out and left her in January so I was under the impression the only one authorized to give consent to use that card was her.

I verified it's not a joint checking they had, that he was just an authorized individual added to the signature card on her account.

The officer merely stated their claims and that he was calling to get more info. WHY he won't call me back is upsetting to say the least.



Yep, she had me pull out $300 to pickup something for her. A few days later her husband was in Texas and she was moving out. She lied to him about spending the money so he confronted me. I told him to eat shit, then told her if she wouldn't put her man in check on where that money went, that I would. I wired an additional $300 directly into her account to cover her ass with her husband and I never heard from either one of them since.

Now he's trying to say I stole that money, she backs his story, I'm out $300 and now I can't get the PD back on the phone to clear this up.



LOL!!! Had that money just burning a hole in my pocket I tell ya!

He may not be calling you back, because he has all the info he needs to tell them they aren't going to pursue this further.

[Big Dad]

No good deed goes unpunished

[Zfan]

Time to wash your hands of them, family or not! If you do not they will continue to try and "F" you over. Sorry to hear that, it really sucks!

[Zfan]

No good deed goes unpunished

Who the hell is that chick in your avatar

[71chevellejohn]

Margaret Nolan - it's been covered.

[Mike]

No good deed goes unpunished

Who the hell is that chick in your avatar

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Margaret Nolan - it's been covered, 100,000,000 times.

[MutherjuggZ]

If you needed the money, I'm sure an arrangement could have been made...

LMAO! I'll remember that next time

They fucked with the wrong person.

People are miserable. I can't believe family would do that.

I always wondered how someone could actually be "done" with a family member.... until now.

The circumstances surrounding a "theft" can make it a civil matter.

Oh I have no doubt about that. I'm sure he was just following up because they're required to.

Yeah but you'd have to run your junk through a waffle iron

OUCH!

Drugs make people do stupid things. I watched an episode of intervention for about 15 minutes one day and was amazed.

That's no shit. I watched an episode last night as a matter of fact and the dude acts just like her husband. Fuckin' bums

He may not be calling you back, because he has all the info he needs to tell them they aren't going to pursue this further.

I sure do hope so

No good deed goes unpunished

Which is why this woman is all tapped out on good deeds. Never again