Missing On Loan-Jake, 15.2hh Dun Gelding, Slough area

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If it is to be believed that the whereabouts of Jake are known, but money being demanded for his return to his distraught owner, police now are involved.
 
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Jake is safely returned to his owner but £2000 had to be handed over to buy her own property back even with the police in attendance.
 

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I'm glad he is back home safe, but I'm afraid the "new" owner is guilty of extortion. I completely understand that they may have bought him in good faith, but a stolen horse is a stolen horse and they cannot by law demand payment from the original owner. Its exactly the same if you buy a stolen car in good faith.
 

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I'm glad he is back home safe, but I'm afraid the "new" owner is guilty of extortion. I completely understand that they may have bought him in good faith, but a stolen horse is a stolen horse and they cannot by law demand payment from the original owner. Its exactly the same if you buy a stolen car in good faith.

He was on loan, his owner still owned him, she lent him to the person who demanded £2000 for his return and the police were there
 

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I don't understand how they could possibly get away with that! Over my dead body would i buy my own horse back. I'd go to prison for forcefully taking him back, however that may be. I hope they get their money back. The police should be ashamed of themselves. :-\
 

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Thats LUDICROUS!!! What the heck were the police doing??? She owned the horse!!!

I wouldnt have paid it, I would just have turned up and taken the bleeding horse!! No matter how many padlocks or chains I had to cut :mad:

Poor owner, I wouldnt be letting that lie!! :mad:
 

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Sorry to bring up old thread - but if the owner of this horse wants to contact me, i have numerous dealings with this horrible woman including involvement of the RSPCA. She has been doing this for years and wont stop!
 
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