You really show a compete ignorance on the issue. You don't pay thousands of dollars to have the state prosecute someone when you are a victim of a crime. Any criminal complaint can take at least a year or more to complete, especially one as complicated as this. In some cases, the prosecutor can authorize the return of the goods before trail under certain circumstances. You do not have a right to just go over and grab your stuff back. There are several reasons for you to not do this and let the law do what it is supposed to do. I am simply trying to give information on how the law works in these cases and you seem to think it is better to just circumvent the legal system, both civil and/or criminal to take your stuff back. You are not legally able to just go over there and strong arm your stuff back. Will you be prosecuted for it? Probably not. It is the legal way to do things, no.
Wait, No I am completely wrong. You are much better at this legal stuff than I am. I ask you to please disregard any and all comments by me and just show up grab all the stolen stuff to Robin Hood it back to the right full owners. In case you haven't figured it out, I am trying to give info to others in the thread as I figured you would not listen at all and just argue. Guess I was right. Carry on. I'm done.