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This happened nearly 10 years ago when I was a college student.

I was working full time and also going to college full time.

After my morning chemistry lab, I drove from campus up where I worked only to realize that my

wallet was missing from my purse.

I'd used my wallet that morning, but it was nowhere to be found.

I called my credit card company, and sure enough, there was a recent transaction at a local bar

for a large tab.

I think any normal person would have claimed fraud and called the rest of the wallet items a loss.

I immediately called the cops to report my wallet was stolen, either while I was in class or perhaps sometime during the day.

The cops told me to contact a different jurisdiction.

My school was on a reservation.

I called the reservation police who told me that it's also not their jurisdiction since I wasn't sure the loss occurred on campus and I discovered the loss elsewhere.

Kue my frustration and the budding vengeance.

I'm a people person and having worked retail operations for years I had a good sense of how to communicate with employees.

I called the restaurant where my card was used and gave a description of the situation along with the last digits of the card number.

The luckiest part was the woman I talked to happened to be the server.

She gave me some key information that legally she never should have provided to someone who wasn't a cop.

But I think my story appealed to her.

She said the tab was so high because they left such a huge tip and the guy who used the card said his girlfriend was treating him to lunch and

drinks, hence the female name on the card. Also, he was with two people who paid for their own food and

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