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For one thing, you cannot be sure that the officer stole your money. It sounds like you did not notice the money was missing fora while, which means that it could have been taken by someone else who got into your car or you could have misplaced it. Accusing someone of theft is a very serious allegation. And, you are essentially accusing the officer of bribery. However, if you want to go forward, you should contact the police department for which the officer worked and file a internal affairs complaint against the officer. I really do not see how you can swear that the officer took your money, but you could try.

Check publicdata.com But if you never had it sealed or expunged then it is most likely still showing up on your record. You hit a home run back when you were 18, now you need to run the bases and clean it up.

Looks like you have 2 strikes going against you. Depending upon your judge, the nature of the crime that you are in court for, and whether you have had other issues of non-compliance or failures to show, there is a good chance the judge could order jail time. You best speak wit an attorney, who hopefully may be able to rectify the problem. Whatever you do, don't ignore it because a warrant will issue (if it already hasn't) for your arrest.