My 16 year old daughter was broadsided by a crack-head who swore at her and threatened her... advice?

Florida?

beat the shit out of the homeowner!@

She shouldn't have followed him, very dangerous thing to do with all the nuts out there. She is lucky to be alive.

They should stop dressing like bitches and avoid problems with Male Genitalia energy!!

Sad but true, this is how the energy of Man works like it or not.

If the police won't help, sue his ass. Hell, do it anyway.

Crazy Place man, and my mom told me she likes Orlando florida and im really scared for her.

I'm surprised her friend didn't think to film it.

find a dealer with better driving skills.

she was injured? so leaving the scene of an accident is a felony in most states I believe. Report them....


I googled this...

Misdemeanor Hit-and-Run

In most states, it's a misdemeanor hit-and-run if one leaves the scene of an accident that only results in property damage -- in other words, if no one was injured in the accident. A misdemeanor is usually coupled with large fines of about $1,000, and possible jail time of up to a year.

Felony Hit-and-Run

If the accident involves injuries to others -- whether it be the other driver, a passenger, or a pedestrian -- the punishment can be far more severe. This would be considered a felony hit-and-run. Felony hit-and-run penalties vary by state, but they will likely involve incarceration and/or a fine of up to $10,000.

It is a felony in all states if one leaves the scene of an accident that results in the death of a person.

Keep in mind, both these misdemeanor and felony hit-and-run charges are as severe as they are because of the "hit-and-run" (fleeing) aspect.

Last Edited by Agartha Pyax on 01/07/2015 10:26 PM

Sounds like a major issue.
A Bubalue like this, doing that, and responding with the way he did. Sounds like it's a ______.

A) A situation that will evolve within the realms of organized crime.
B) in the long run the ball will be dropped due to ineffective methods to handle the situation.
C) purge people suck and need to just zombie on each-other.
D) All of the above.
E) Buy the guy an ICP sticker and a four pack of Natural Light Pounders and call it a day.

Last Edited by TastyThoughts on 01/07/2015 10:26 PM

File a police report. You have witnesses. File restraining order if things get ugly...and gently remind him you are a VERY protective dad and will gladly go to jail to defend her as you see fit if he thinks he wants to get any stupid ideas.

I'm an insurance agent, ask me anything...I will help any way I can...feel free to pm me if you like.

It is actually Wisconsin- Southern Wisconsin.

I really wish the friend would have recorded it, too. They were both just so scared they froze.

The car is totaled- it pushed the wheel in far enough that a round disc (I think it is a shock or strut) is pushed down into the tire. I am thankful that the impact was to the front and not her/ her door.

I have talked to his insurance- he won't return the calls that they are making to him, so, we are going off of the police report. We did call the police once I got there.

They think that she has bruised nerves in her arm- since she has strange pain and numbing. Thankfully there is no broken arm.

I would beat him up, but, I am her 5'4" mother. I DID however tell the officer that I wanted to just smack him a few times. LOL.

I am nervous about how to proceed with the insurance. I don't want to make any important mistakes. His insurance is calling him the 'at-fault party'. So, that is good, I think.

Police report and a lawyer are needed.

I'm at home and in Dallas so I'm not sure how auto coverage may be written ins Wis but I can tell you, in Texas sometimes insureds will not cooperate with the insurance company. I can check Wis auto policies from my office tomorrow if you need me to.

When this happens it's difficult for the insurance company to resolve the claim because regardless his behavior they will not pay a claim unless they know the insured was responsible for causing the accident.

Have you consulted your own insurance company? Most auto policies include coverage for medical injuries to occupants in your auto, even if the accident was not at fault. This would be under the heading of "medical payments" or "personal injury" coverage. You will need to consult your agent or policy to determine if your policy has this type coverage to help pay the medical expenses for your daughters injuries.

Did you have collision insurance on your car? If so, your insurance company can take care of the damage, subject to your deductible and then do what's call "subrogate" against the other company to try to recover both your and their money.

Again, if you need anything just ask...I'm more than happy to help.

btw...I hope your daughter will be ok.

Last Edited by Truthserum on 01/07/2015 10:37 PM

glad they are ok too.
Does this maniac have a younger brother or sister or family member in the school they go to?
May be check the year book for his last name, Then inquire if any situations arose in school with possible relatives.
One thing that stands out is it sounds like a four way stop and the damage and location sounds sketchy.

Last Edited by TastyThoughts on 01/07/2015 10:37 PM

just because you're a pussy doesn't mean we all are

There is a big difference in being a "pussy" and being foolish. You might figure that out someday.

^^
'struth.

OP, your insurance company will likely call the police about the incident. That is about as much advice as you need really. That is what insurance agents and lawyers are for.

Actually, if an insurance agent tried to report an accident to the police they would tell him or her to get lost.

Same with attorneys...they weren't there...they have nothing to "report".

Simple, find him and his family, and take care of bussines

Thank you. His insurance company has said that they would go off of the police report. The police officer went to his house the next day and gave him 2 tickets- 1 for inattentive driving and 1 for not carrying enough insurance.
He is also labeled as the only one that had contributing factors to the cause of the accident.

It was my neighbor's car who has insurance, but, not collision coverage.

My daughter has given statements to both insurance companies, and, his insurance company seems very nice and like they want this to go away (possibly so that they can drop him?). Is there any reason I should be hesitant about speaking with his insurance company? He has Progressive. I have yet to meet Flo, damn it. LOL

The OP is describing a crime.

Police do not stipulate about who reports a crime but if there is evidence that a crime happened. A smashed car, the name of the person, and a witness to the man leaving in a hurry are enough evidence to secure an investigation.

You are mistaken.

Fuck that nagga!

That is a scary thought. I can't imagine there would be. It is a fairly small-ish town (70k), and, we aren't from here originally. Also, myth daughter is really very agreeable, pleasant, and upbeat. I don't think she has any enemies (at least that we know of).

Now I am going to be creeped out by that. LOL. I will have her look at yearbooks tomorrow and see, though. You never know, I guess.

1. Fall on your knees and thank GOD your daughter is OKAY and ALIVE and will live to drive and walk and enjoy life, again. Many people in the same kind of accident were not so fortunate.

2. Make sure that witnesses and the police know everything you and your daughter know.

3. If you want to push it, and the cops won’t go out of their way to investigate, hire an accident investigator of your own (about $500 for a few days work) and let him/her see what they can develop. One man we know did this for his kid who was charged with causing an accident - and they found video of the entire scene including at the time of the accident. It happened like the boy said it happened and not as the police supposed. The boy was not at fault and the other driver was and was charged with reckless driving and worse.

4. you can always hire a private detective to find this guy and see if he wants to “settle” or go to jail. He left the scene of an accident. Big criminal charges here. And you have witnesses. He has insurance. Call your insurance company and send the bills all to them - but make sure they go after the other guy for repayment of everything you have paid out on your behalf (your daughters behalf) and let their lawyers settle it.

Some friends kid was hit by a drunk driver who left the scene. Witnesses, cell phone cams, etc. The parents had their lawyer call the driver who hit their kid’s car and they got a one-time payment of $250,000 plus medical expenses in exchange for dropping the entire thing. This was not an insurance payment. It was a wealthy woman buying her way out of serious trouble Just make sure it’s expensive if you go that route.

First question you should ask yourself is can this fucker find you as easily as you found him?