A mother sold her daughter’s stroller to a buyer, but the very next day, the buyer called the police. The buyer claimed that the stroller had been stolen and provided proof of ownership. The mother was shocked and immediately cooperated with the authorities. It was later revealed that the stroller had indeed been stolen from the buyer’s home, and the mother had unknowingly purchased stolen property. The mother was not charged, as she had no knowledge of the theft, but she learned a valuable lesson about buying second-hand items from unknown sources.
