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Snowy has an excellent point though, either the person is going to try and pawn it or try and use it. File a police report immediately as most pawn shops in most states have to record the serial number on any electronic device and report it to the police. The first place they would try and use it would be local parks or schools, probably at "off" hours. If it was young kids, they might try using it across the street, the following day. An adult would be more sneaky and may wait a week or two. Hopefully they are not smart enough to take the serial number sticker off. Call Mine Lab and ask if there is an internal serial number. A good idea would be for each of us to scratch, yes scratch some kind of identifying mark on the back of our control housings for just such an occasion. Sorry that happened to you, pretty disgusting. Hope you can find her.
