I am fairly certain it is the first criminal offense for anyone under the roof of the home.

Call me cynical, but I see them prosecuting a bunch of financial lightweights & ignoring the big fish who really did the damage.That said, I was happy to see a $500k IRS Lein filed against the original purchaser of my house - at least he's out of commission for a few years!

It's a civil matter, not a criminal one.

So in other words good luck getting the guy prosecuted.

Then they input their sensitive information and I get a great credit & criminal report.

I'd be surprised if the electric company doesn't prosecute for utility theft.

I didn't think leaving the scene of an accident was a felony offence.I did that once when I was very young and was never criminally charged - although I did have to pay for a totalled car (took about 15 years of payments to do that!)

I would be very careful, take your time to check them out, run credit checks and online civil and criminal records.

Criminal background, yes.

The only way to buy it For investors is to way after 15 days, or criminal charge will against you.