If I went to a yard sale and bought a piece of artwork and paid only 1 dollar and that very same day listed it on eBay selling only a few days later for $100.00 should I be arrested for theft?

I do know that they have an arrest record which includes theft and possession - enough to know I don't want them in my property, but not enough to remove them legally.

The show was a set-up and the host was arrested on fraud charges for running an investment scam. 8)

Speaking of gurus guess who's back doing her usual crap:Karen HanoverI thought we saw the last of her when she got arrested by the FBI for impersonating them.

It's like the biker who decides to walk onto the golf course and relieve himself in front of a bunch of beret & pink green knit cardigan-wearing country clubbers who stomp around and hollar about how "tough" they are, he's going to be arrested, this is an outrage, some people....

Then if he shows up inside the building again you can have him arrested.

But that landlord wants to know the tenant's complete history before trusting her with property.That may be why a landlord in a town where I own a house was just arrested for threatening a tenant with a knife.

Can't you just have him arrested for trespassing?

It'd be a perfect world if we could just call the cops and they'd arrest our tenant/neighbor/local thug for pot dealing, but it doesn't work that way.

The question is regarding the practical matters.Suppose in your example, you knew that if you called the police they'd come by, arrest the perp, then bill you for their services roughly the same as the value as what was being stolen?