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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Surveillance camera caught a tenant stealing package from another tenant.
I installed a surveillance system in my six unit apartment building a couple of months back and recently received a request from a tenant to investigate a missing usps package. What I found was a boyfriend of another tenant took the package.
Now I do not know how to handle the situation. Do I give the tenant who's boyfriend stole the package a heads up or do I give the information to the tenant with the missing package the tape, or do I contact the police directly.
Any help with this is appreciated.
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If there's a police reported already filed I'd turn a copy of the video directly over to the police. Why would you give the boyfriend a heads up and allow him to destroy evidence? Giving the information directly to the victim will only result in more drama. Let the police handle it.