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Thank you for providing that clarification.

 

If you can work with UHaul to persuade them not to press charges, then that is a very good thing. However, keep in mind that if the matter has been reported to the police, UHaul may not be able to drop the charges. Once the crime has been reported and investigated, it gets moved up to the prosecuting attorney's office who then decides on whether to prosecute. Although the prosecuting attorney will usually talk to the victim and take their thoughts into consideration, if the prosecuting attorney does not want the charges dropped then prosecution will proceed. Your best bet is to try to get this resolved with UHaul without getting the police involved.

 

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