Then the issue is between them and Juan Garcia.They are victims here as well (not criminals), so why keep their belongings locked in the house?

If they criminally damage your property, there's a decent change your insurance will cover the damage.

For sure these’s a fraud aspect involved- but prosecutors don’t want to spend time filing charges of criminal fraud in what’s more probably civil fraud cases- and lawyers only take cases (on contingency) where the potential judgement is large enough AND  the defendant has the means to pay.

Gotta love than theft below $950 is not an arrestable/prosecutable crime in California and you can squat in someones house and claim housing is a human right.

I lost over $80K with these criminals! 

From my reading on BP some people seem to be very particular about the criminal history of a property and it plays significantly in buying decisions.

The bird dog The district attorneys office who will prosecute at the request of the real estate commissioners office.

(8) To represent the Trust and the Beneficiaries in all suits and legal proceedings relating to the Trust Property in any court of law of equity, or before any other bodies or tribunals; to begin suits and to prosecute them to final judgment or decree; to compromise claims or suits, and to submit the same to arbitration when, in his judgment, such course is necessary or proper

Jay Hinrichs what's wrong with what the police did so they tricked criminals into showing up and identifying themselves well if you don't like it then done be a criminal.And as far as leaving the keys in the car is entrapment it's sb no one forced you to get in and drive off with the car.

It seems criminal.