<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

So a couple of days ago, Paypal contacted me and informed me that my account had been restricted because of a fraudulent transaction. Someone had used my account to send themselves (I assume) $2000 of money I did not have, leaving my bank account $1700 overdrawn on New Year's Eve, so, no partying for me. Or, you know, food. Paypal got right on it and said the charges would be reversed in 7 to 10 days. I thought that was the end of it, because the email address they sent the money to looked very spammy (had references to crimes in it and was on a Bulgarian free mail site), and I figured Paypal would absorb the minimal (to them, but huge to me) loss and be done with it.

Except tonight I was bored and decided to google the email address and, lo and behold, found the guy's full name, date and place of birth, address (down to the apartment number), phone number and full education record. I also found his Facebook account, with a very smug looking profile picture.

I have sent the details to Paypal, but I doubt they will really care enough to follow it up. Until I hear from them, I'm holding back, but I really want to make it clear to this guy that a) this shit is not ok and b) he is incredibly stupid.

So what's the best way to get back at him? Contact the Bulgarian police? Something else? Nothing?

I know I was also incredibly stupid to allow my account to be hacked. But it's the first time it's happened in 15 years of Internet use so, an expensive but useful lesson I guess.
<bot>: A dude stole $2000 I didn't have and left me all his personal information in the process. Now I want to know what to do with it.