> Well it turns out the insurance policy number on the
> accident report is bogus. The insurance company does not have his name,
and
> therefor he is really not insured. I called him on the phone number he put
> down on the police report, which turns out to be his cell phone number.
> He told me he would rather just pay out of his pocket, so his insurance
> company doesnt know about it. When I told him I already contacted the main
> corporate office of his insurance company and that they have no record for
his
> nor for the policy number he put down on the report, he could not give me
> his agents name nor a correct policy number and hung up the phone on me.
> I called my insurance company and I will have to pay my deductible and
> file a claim, and them they will go after him. Estimates ranged from $700
all t
> he way to $1450 for full repair of my truck. The police report clearly
> states any false information on t his report is a Class C Misdemeanor
> and is punishable by fines and imprisonment. I wonder, since he did have
to
> prove proof of insurance to the officer on the scene, if the insurance
card
> he gave the officer was bogus also. Isnt that falsification of
> information or something like that?? Nothing is easy. Any suggestions?
Contact the police and file a complaint! Since the accident report is a
legal document the boy is toast. He would either have to cough up an
insurance document, or do some time.
Greg
95 DSCC v6 5spd
Rahway NJ
ICQ: 283886
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