Leveling block theft
Like most Class B owners, we left our campsite at Miller Riverview Park in Dubuque IA to go into town to eat dinner. When we got back to the campground, someone had stolen 3 yellow leveling blocks we ...
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DutchmenSport wrote:
When the campground empties out Sunday at noon, and it is now Tuesday morning and the campsites have not been occupied, and you find something there... is that still "theft?"
How about when you go to occupy the campsite you have previously reserved, and you discover something was left by the previous occupant? What do you do then? ... let's see ... a pair of pliers, a pair of scissors, a kids walkie-talking (only one though, not both), bungie cords, springs that hold those carpet mats to your camper steps, ... oh ... how about all those cigarrette butts thrown on the ground!
What do you do with all of that? Theft!
The State of Georgia has a law on the books: Theft of lost or mislaid property. Basically means the kids rhyme "finders keepers, losers weepers" means that yes it is a crime to take something left behind.
