Stolen Radios?

[TRNcommLLC]

Anyone know of a database of stolen radios?
I have a few that have been stolen and I get used radios brought to me to sell.

I don't need the problems and whom ever they belong too should get them back.

There is one site I seen but not sure about it. The last entry was like 2009 maybe that's just the demo database not sure.
(GSRD - Genesis Stolen Radio Database)

Another question... would or does anyone look at it?

 

[cavmedic]

Anyone know of a database of stolen radios?
I have a few that have been stolen and I get used radios brought to me to sell.

I don't need the problems and whom ever they belong too should get them back.

There is one site I seen but not sure about it. The last entry was like 2009 maybe that's just the demo database not sure.
(GSRD - Genesis Stolen Radio Database)

Another question... would or does anyone look at it?

If you think they may be hot, you can always have your local PD check them for entry in NCIC

 

[ecps92]

Dept's typically only enter their own radios as stolen.

Sadly the article file in NCIC is sparce and not much is in there, after a year or two anyway. YMMV

Motorola was good back in the day, if it was reported, but no-a-days, useless.

If you think they may be hot, you can always have your local PD check them for entry in NCIC

 

[kma371]

Not true at all. I've entered plenty of stolen radio equipment into NCIC that belonged to joe schmo citizen. As long as i have a serial number, it goes in.

 

[robertpearsall]

Try this link
Citizen Checking :: Trace :: America's largest database of stolen goods

 

[ecps92]

Having done many an Agency Audit, that is rare, and I compliment you

Not true at all. I've entered plenty of stolen radio equipment into NCIC that belonged to joe schmo citizen. As long as i have a serial number, it goes in.