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[–]UsuallySunnyQuality Contributor 28 points29 points  (16 children)

knowing the context that she stole all of that alcohol would it be against the law for us to pour it all out and or break them.

Yes. Trespassing, destruction of property, maybe even burglary, which is a felony.

[–]Dizzy_Tax574 3 points4 points  (1 child)

Still not your property to destroy that said she has committed multiple crimes. First is theft second is array of fraud and tax crimes related to alcohol and taxes.

As for him working he must be paid no matter what and it must be at least min wage.

As for random lock outs depends on nature of relationships. Depending on if she is guardian if he has finished high school. Does she make him pay rent does she get state benefits for him being there etc etc.

That would be more complicated issue but good chance it's illegal behavior. And regardless of the circumstances. There is almost always access to personal belongings or return of provision in law. Even if lock out or eviction is legal.

That said depending on exact words actions her threats and stuff could also be another crime.

Likely best route is nc move asap. And if they don't take no or harass you. Then report their stash of stolen liquor and nicotine products.

In mean time and up to just file reports on her harassment. If needs be in long run it could be used to get restraining order if needed.

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