Q: I left my airpods at an ex girlfriends house now and i quote "im not giving you your airpods back i dont wanna see you".
we already agreed that "i will get you your airpods back as soon as i can" but now she wont give them back.
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This situation involves potential legal issues. Here's an overview of your options:
1. Communication: Try to resolve this amicably if possible. Remind her of your previous agreement and ask if there's a way to arrange a safe, neutral handoff.
2. Small claims court: If the AirPods' value is significant, you could file a claim in small claims court. This is a legal way to recover your property or its value.
3. Police report: You could file a police report for theft. However, police may view this as a civil matter rather than criminal.
4. Mediation: Consider using a neutral third party to mediate the dispute.
5. Legal advice: Consult with a local attorney for specific guidance on your options under California law.
Remember, personal safety is paramount. If there's any risk of confrontation, it's best to pursue legal channels rather than attempting to retrieve the items yourself.
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