Colorado · Colorado Revised Statutes — Title 18, Criminal Code
C.R.S. Title 18 § 18-5-504: Concealment or removal of secured property
What this law says, in plain English
A person commits concealment or removal of secured property by knowingly hiding or moving encumbered personal property out of Colorado without the creditor's written consent. Penalties range from petty offense to class 2 felony based on the property's value.
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