report a person for reckless driving in new york?
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In New York you only report people who don't drive recklesly.  They're either crazy or asleep.
570769
call yur local cops an ask them......
559132
Do they have a license? If they are illegal they used false documents to get it. I would remove them ASAP. Check with your insurance company for their policy riders.\n\nP.S. They are correct about you being liable if there is an accident. So please remove this person and check with the company.
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REPORT TO PROF OR POLICE.
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Do you have the objective protocol signed by cops etc, including photos, evidences, etc?\nIs there any collision in interpretation of what happened?\nDid the driver and/or driver insurance company refused to provide the compensation for medical treatment etc?\n\nPublish the story on the web with evidences (could be illegal in some states and in general, not recommended, only if you're not ABSOLUTELY sure you're right on 150%). Dig the story (dig.com). If your story is unique and the scale of injustice to you was really big, then this driver's life   & carrier is corrupted forever. Just real criminal could not be affected by that (nothing to lose).\n\nStill, it's too exteme, doh. Please handle with care, and only if you did all you can, like the last resort.
540369
pay it and report them
828915
call 911 if you need imediate help if not then call supervisor and you definatly need to make a police report so it is on record
592222
I don't know much about booking processes in New York, but I would go to your local precinct and inquire about your friends where abouts and about how to bail him out.  Like I said I am not sure about the NYPD, but you could always check out their website (http://www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/).  I find it odd he texted you as he was getting arrested, most cops won't take that and will confiscate the phone, I would.\n\nNow that I think about it, since this was yesterday, he's probably made bail by now, or at least made arraignment, depending on what time he was arrested.
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Reckless driving resulting in an accident with property damage.
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You answered your own question, go to NY DMV.
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If the violation occured in New York state you are subject to New York's law and procedures.  It doesn't matter what state you are from or what the law was in Ohio at that time.\n\nNew York State can create problems for you if you do not pay.  Problems or increases in insurance rates when you try to renew auto insurance or perhaps problems or holds when applying for a new driver's license.
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The jails are too full as it is. The cop had every legal right to take you to jail though. That's definitely an arrestable offence. Reckless driving. I kinda got that myself once upon a time
164922
As a former Texas police officer, I can tell you that the guy that is doing it on purpose could be charged with Criminal Mischief if the owner of the property choses to press charges. If it's an accident, then the owner can take the driver(s) to civil court and sue for the damage to the lawn. No one has the right to hurt someone else's property and the one guy that is doing it on purpose needs a charge slapped on his butt and then he can sit in his jail cell and spin his wheels. He can also be sued for the damage. If the owner wants to press charges, tell them to get it on video if possible. Hide a camera somewhere and then they have their proof. =)
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Yes! Give his deatails to your local police station. In the United Kingdom this is road rage which is an idictable offence, and although the Scottich law was renowned throughout the world and being just, these day we seem to follow what the U.S.does, so if it is acrime here it must surely be a crime in America, and judging from the way your question was written, you are in America
882690
You should've called the sheriff's dept when the accident occurred.  You can find a form at:\n\nhttp://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/drivers/drivers/traffic/accident.htm
979808
I am not a NYPD but I used to be a personal injury paralegal.  The boxes on both sides tell who ever is reading the report what occured.  I am assuming you have received the official police report, not the one they give you at the scene, so you should have a second part to the report or maybe on the back there is a list of the numbers (the boxes should be numbered) and what the meaning is.  Basically, these 'boxes' just offer more information regarding the accident.  example: what directions the cars were in, who had the right a way, stuff like that.
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Yep I used to be a police officer and saw several people issued tickets for speeding in revese. One of these individuals was clocked at nearly 50 mph coasting down hill.  Others were charged with reckless driving, stop sign violations and failure to use turn signals.  I  was even with another officer who issued 3 tickets for driving too slow to the same person during three seperate stops in less than 1 mile.