Stolen Logbook

[ToiletDuck]

One of my buddies here at school got his logbook stolen lastnight. His along with 4 other vehicles were all robbed. I know he can retrace his flights by the reciepts from the school. However what does he do about the endorcements? Does he have to track down the CFI's that are now working at other places?

 

[TDTURBO]

One of my buddies here at school got his logbook stolen lastnight. His along with 4 other vehicles were all robbed. I know he can retrace his flights by the reciepts from the school. However what does he do about the endorcements? Does he have to track down the CFI's that are now working at other places?

The short answer, yes. It would be a very good idea in the future to copy your log book, then every month copy new pages.

It happend to me, I was lucky, I had copies made, it still sucked though.

 

[ToiletDuck]

ouch. Yea i just did the download of the electronic logbook program. I haven't gotten to play with it yet because i'm at work. BTW I love your quote. I'll have ot remember that.

 

[Denizen]

Which endorsements does your friend need? Unless he was signed off for a checkride, or a written test and is taking it soon, which ones does he feel he needs to replace? Just curious.

 

[ToiletDuck]

I have no idea. I was just flipping through my book and see how every training related flight has the instructors name, Cert#, and signature. Wouldn't he need all these to prove he had the amount of instruction needed for each rating?

 

[Denizen]

I guess he might, if he doesn't already hold the rating or certificate the endorsements pertain to. Does your friend already have his ratings?

 

[Mmmmmm Burritos]

If he got the rating or certificate, then the training and signoffs were already proven to the examiner during the checkride.

 

[FN FAL]

His along with 4 other vehicles were all robbed.

You can't rob a vehicle, dwelling, storage locker, space shuttle, telephone pole, nor an industrial or commercial building.

 

[ToiletDuck]

You can't rob a vehicle, dwelling, storage locker, space shuttle, telephone pole, nor an industrial or commercial building.

Why not? http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=2&q=robbed

An item was taken out of the vehicles posession than the vehicle was robbed.

 

[Flechas]

You can't rob a vehicle, dwelling, storage locker, space shuttle, telephone pole, nor an industrial or commercial building.

Actually you can rob a vehicle, it's happened to me....

 

[FN FAL]

Actually you can rob a vehicle, it's happened to me....

No...you rob a person. You cannot rob an object. Robbery occurs when you use force or the threat of force to take possessions from a person. I know the tv anchor man calls it robbing a house...but it's part of their master plan, the media's secret agenda to make Americans more dumber.

 

[User546]

So is the big word we're looking for here: Vandalized.

And why does this matter?

 

[Flechas]

No...you rob a person. You cannot rob an object. Robbery occurs when you use force or the threat of force to take possessions from a person. I know the tv anchor man calls it robbing a house...but it's part of their master plan, the media's secret agenda to make Americans more dumber.

Force was used to take a car away form me, would that qualify as being robbed?

 

[semperfido]

.....stolen/theft

 

[DAS at 10/250]

FN FAL is correct in the legal defination. You cannot rob an object, only a person. But you can commit burgulary (forced entry into a dwelling with intent to commit a crime) such as larcecy, theft, rape, etc.

I think illegal auto entry would be breaking and entering and larceny.