一个出租的房子因为装修质量发生纠纷被辞退,装修工就把我车库门咂坏了,而且扬言不怕叫警察不怕告。
3000元故意损坏财产罪会是什么结果?警察问了情况就走了,怎么不去抓他啊?
Criminal Property Damage in the Second Degree
You may be charged with criminal property in the 2nd degree if the prosecution has reason to believe that you:
1. Intentionally or knowingly damaged the property of another without their consent using “widely dangerous means”,
2. Intentionally or knowingly damaged someone else’s property without their consent and the value of damage is greater than $1,500, or
3. Intentionally or knowingly damaged the agricultural equipment, supplies, or products of someone else where the damage exceeds $500.
Second degree criminal property damage is a Class C felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison.
Ref: HRS §708-821
Criminal Property Damage in the Third Degree
You could be charged with criminal property damage in the 3rd degree if the prosecutor has probable cause to believe that you did any of the following:
1. Recklessly damaged someone else’s property without their permission with the use of “widely dangerous means”,
2. Intentionally damaged someone else’s property in an amount exceeding $500, or
3. Intentionally damaged the agricultural equipment, supplies, products, or equipment in an amount exceeding $100.
Criminal property damage in the 3rd degree is a misdemeanor charge which could get you up to one year in jail and fines.
Ref: HRS §708-822
Criminal Property Damage in the Fourth Degree
The least serious of all criminal property damage offenses, criminal property damage in the 4th degree occurs when you intentionally damage the property of another without their consent and it does not fulfill the requirements of the other criminal property damage offenses.
This is a petty misdemeanor charge which carries a potential sentence of up to 30 days in jail as well as fines.
Ref: HRS §708-823