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My friend, basically, was forced to leave his home by his mother, and let me know what you can do the police?
Her mother took her computer laptop (it was a gift from her aunt), nikon digital camera face, clothing, social security, passport, driver's license and other things. I wondered what police can do if your mother denied having or taking them. (From Orlando Florida) and mom took everything away from him, then kicked him so he could not give anything. He went home to try to get their things back, but she had hidden He is 18 and the kick is good. Returning things is the most important
It depends on how old .. They have a legal right to throw a certain age if they wish. If the property is only yours and bought with his own money or received as a gift (and equipment), then her mother has no right to take possession of it. In MN, which could be charged with theft and in terms of value, could be charged with a misdemeanor, felony or felony. Seeing how a computer and a Nikon camera, I'm sure that places more value $ 1,000, in which case it would be a felony. As for what the police would probably tell him to give the property back to your child. Could legally the arrest of her? Yes No? Probably not.
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