Comments by "Scary Fake Virus" (@scaryfakevirus) on "The Jaguar Land Rover Flood - Who pays the bill? Not us, says dealer." video.

It's geoengineering actually.
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@owengoodspeed5763 There has to be an intent to permanently deprive for theft.
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@owengoodspeed5763 They are haven't permanently deprived, they are just not allowing access. You have to prove the intent and in this case it will be a civil matter. Try proving a large JLR dealership wants to steal your car. The police will categorise it as 'No Crime' and advise you to seek legal advice. I know this because I was a police officer for 30 years.
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@daveberesford4429 That should be obvious but they still build housing estates on flood plains.
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@owengoodspeed5763 The owner has taken the car to the dealership by his own free will. It wasn't taken from him, so there can be no 'retention' by the owner as such because it's in the possession of the repair shop. The premises are private, so any implied right of access has been removed due to circumstances and the security guys. How would you know what their intention is? This is why it would be dealt with by civil remedy. I don't think you'll find the advice any different. Maybe the BBB has covered this?
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