HT4865 what happens when one of the ipods goes missing? and all iphones and pads are on same icloud account?

had ipod touch set up with icloud advised after purchasing another ipod and iphone to put all on same icloud account which has been great. Now one of the ipods has stolen, icloud found it and located it. trouble is now every e-mail is sent to all devices and i cant think of a way to keep track of the stolen one without deleting account. i need to get this ipod back as it was bought for someone special and wants it back. dont want to claim from home insurance. Also they were all set up with same apple account. I can face time the ipod but does it ring on all?
thanx

I have phoned the police, they were very helpful and sent one police car to address of where the stolen one is suppose to be and anouthe police to my home address in the hope that when we send messages through icloud that the police can hear it. unfortunatly i dont know if both ipod are ringing. every e=mail ie this one also goes to both ipods.because they are both on same icloud and apple address. how can i still keep track on stolen ipod and change icloud id on the replacement.

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