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It's unlikely that the robbery charges would stick, but assault and the like are open and shut.

Like I said at the beginning, the lack of criminal charges is due to the guy being nice, not due to the lack of criminal activity. Forced entry, assault and maybe armed robbery. Not sure if the theft of goods valued at 3k is enough for armed robbery.

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See this is where I know you're talking out your ass. His wife answered the door and tried to close it on them. They physically barged in and prevented her. They forced their way into his house. The situation was eventually talked down, but they opened with forced entry. Why didn't she just beat...

You're right, just stand up to the armed private security and you get to keep your property easy. Man I wonder why organizations don't just go door to door issuing not quite illegal threats to people to get them to give over property or else. Some kind of racket, a protection racket if you will...

Lets start with companies don't get to hire goons to steal from private citizens as a first resort. It's ridiculous enough when police do it.

Armed agents showed up at his home. Allegedly these agents, in person, threatened jail time, huge fines and other repercussions if he didn’t relinquish the “stolen product” to the point of terrorizing his wife. Does that sound like a legal or legitimate action or strong arm robbery?

Armed men showing up at your home and spouting quasilegal gobbledygook while they demand you turn over your property to them is not legal. Just like contracts that have illegal terms are illegal, even if you sign them. Consent does not make something legal. See all the elderly fraud or other...

That's nonsense, otherwise all the financial fraud and theft scams wouldn't be crimes. Nothing happened because the person robbed is a massive MtG fanboy and won't press for charges or legal action. Here's hoping MtG realizes how bad this could have been and compensates him accordingly.