What charges can you bring against a person who hits n runs your car but you got their plate numbers?
441069
file a police report and they will handle it from there,\nthen go to court and make him/her pay the damage
1131411
I would think if the ticket was issued to him, it would be his problem.  But if your car was in an accident, then it would be your insurance that would have to pay. That's why you need to be so careful who you let drive your car.
600488
Just call up the PD and ask them, they will tell you!
244977
check the DMV of the state in which the plate is registered.  I don't think they would have the information online, but you could probably go to the local office and find out
935209
If no one was cited for the crash then the insurance does not have to pay a penny even if the other person told you it was their fault and gave you all the insurance information.\n\nExample. I know a guy who cut someone off and side swiped them. He told them it was his fault and gave the insurance information. They agreed not to call the police but 3 hours later he got a phone call from a cop asking him what happend. The cop looked at his cars damage and could not determine who was at fault. Even so he told them his insurance would pay and he already filed a claim to have them fix the car, he was pissed that they called the cops and called the insurance and cancled the claim. The insurance said as long as he wasnt cited they wont have to pay unless he wants them to.\n\nYou probally pissed the person who rear ended you off when you called the police. You should of worked it out with them and had them agree to have their insurance pay for your car.\n\nIts probally to late.
820702
Plate numbers can only be looked up by law enforcement and dispatchers. Call your local PD
985902
I was jailed for 10 months for assisting an offender and perverting the course of justice. I lied to the police about the whereabouts of my then boyfriend who was wanted by the police. My boyfriend had stabbed somebody that beat up his sister badly and i covered up for him. I thought my sentence was pretty harsh and still do as hit and run drivers get a fine and 3 points even if the victim dies.I wasn't a danger to or harmed anyone.
673591
Dear Friend,\n\nThe best thing to do is get a lawyer.  There is no substitute for your own legal counsel.  That said, here are a few ideas -- not legal advice, just common sense.\n\nFirst, document everything having to do with this incident.  Write down all of your recollections of the encounter.  Get a copy of the phone record that you called 911 (in connection with this woman) which will make the real reason for ther retaliatory claim obvious.\n\nNext, did you get the names of the police officers who responded to the call?  They might be able to testify as to the condition of the car, the circumstances of the meeting, her talking about (or not talking about) any scratches.  If you didn't get the names of the officers, the police might still be able to tell you through their dispatch logs.  Few people make better witnesses than the police.  If they won't voluntarily appear on your behalf, consider getting a subpoena to compel appearance (as a last resort).\n\nAlso, were there any other witnesses?  Make a list.  Talk to each of them and see what they saw.  Did they see damage to the cars?\n\nIf this goes to court, demand proof.  Demand a chance to have your own mechanic look at the "damage."  Demand an explanation of how toddlers caused major auto body damage.  If she has pictures, ask how we can tell what date they were taken.  Demand to see her police report, mechanic report, insurance report.\n\nIt sounds to me like a shakedown.  If so, tell her you won't pay her one red cent.  \n\nYours in Him,\nFrancesois
584694
dont mind the jerky answerers. look, research you case. cant stress that enough. i paid a lawyer $3614.00 & he used me as a bargaining chip for a more important client. theyre not on your side no matter how much you pay. look up the state legislature for that session. match the charges with the evidence (to get them thrown out). the insurance, if you can prove you car was off the road it can be thrown out. the state cant enforce on insurance. the eluding could be dumped if you didnt go more than a mile. do the work yourself, dont leave it to the lawyer. if you do go to jail cps could get involved, beware.
781531
They can run your plate and certain information can come up. It is possible to "tag" a plate. The question is, is this "tag" probable cause for a traffic stop. A "tag" in and of itself does not constitute grounds for a traffic stop unless that vehicle is wanted in connection with something. However, most vehicles are always committing some act that would allow for a traffic stop. Yes it is true, ANYTHIGN hanging from your rear view mirror is illegal. At least it is in California. There are so may other vehicle codes that most people are always breaking that it is never difficult to justify stopping any car!!
1027217
They will send a car to the area and they will drive around and see if they see him.  ( exactly how physcially attacked was she will make the difference)  he was merely threatening her, they will not look as hard.\n\nAnd then alot will depend on what size area you live in,  I actually caught a person in Atlanta that had boke into a car and stole a purse ( a felony)  but the police were so busy with armed robbery and a shooting, they took over an hour to come, I could not hold him for that long, so I had to let him go.\n\nso in atlanta, you would be lucky for them to even come over and take a report
1138165
I think about the only thing you can legally do would be to record details...e.g., make, model, rego, driver's details, time(s) of passing and if the car(s) in question cut laps around the block - then report the offenders to the police. \n\nThey can legally be booked for noise and public nuisance laws - and possibly if their cars are unroadworthy...as it's quite possible too. \n\nTake note in particular of "regulars" - if the police know a car is regular in the area, they'll be more likely to be a) able to do something and b) actually try to do it - if they know s/he'll be back again than if they are itinerant! \n\nHope this helps... :-)
1045206
You could go to the station and file a complaint in most places.  But be careful with that, because police generally don't like it and try to look out for each other.\n\nThe best thing to do, if you witnessed this is contact that person's attorney.
999768
Actually, the police are trained in identifying plates and expiration stickers from other states.  If you are doing something suspicious or possibly violating a traffic law, you could get stopped and cited.
373867
You have to foot the bill with your insurance company.  The best you can do is file a "request for restitution" for the amount of your deductable if someone is charged later for the offense.
778770
It's a fix it ticket.  If you don't put the plates on your car I think it's something like a $30 fine or something around there.  If you put a plate on and get it signed off then it's only $10.\n\nPersonally I don't see how it can be legal to sell a car without 2 plates.  By law, anyone selling a car (except those that are registered nonoperational) has to ensure the car meets all legal requirements.  That's why a person selling a car is required to make sure the car would pass smog.  Anyway, why are car dealerships and previous owners required to make sure there are 2 plates on the car?
520105
You can be reported for anything.\n\nYes you can be charged for having sex in your car.