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Originally Posted by Robojo
I would set an alert on Facebook and next door. And I would go to the thrift stores and let them know to watch for them. Bring a pic.
You can also do a picture search on Google to see if its on sale anywhere online.
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Good advice.
Might also want to check any pawn shops around. My daughter (Minnesota) had some items stolen during a home invasion some time back and several of the items turned up at a couple of the local pawn shops. It is to the thieves' advantage to turn stolen merchandise into cash ASAP: the last thing they want is to be caught with stolen goods, and (at the time of the incident regarding my daughter, anyway) pawn shops don't ask a lot of questions.
Minnesota laws were strengthened subsequently to make it harder for thieves to dump merchandise. I don't know about the Florida laws concerning this.