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Very similar story happened to me, except I fortunately only lost $35 to him.
Scott Smith,
I don’t know you, but you had better understand the consequences of your actions. From a quick look at AJ.com, I found this for grand larceny, ?Grand larceny is typically defined as larceny of a significant amount of property. In the U.S, it is often defined as an amount valued at $200 or more. Grand larceny is often classified as a felony with the concomitant possibility of a harsher sentence.? If any of this crossed state lines or you used the internet to accomplish your alleged crimes, you are now looking at Federal prosecution vice the State of Colorado.
I guess Scott will not post a response to this thread.
I want to thank the karters that have sent public and private messages regarding this situation. Hopefully someday Scott will realize what he has done to the people that have trusted him to keep his end of a verbal agreement. I am sure he will cross the wrong person and the outcome will be different. If Scott and his son stay involved in karting, I am sure I will meet Scott someday.
Thanks Colorado karters. It appears that most of your group are quality people.
Chris Borelli
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