what are the laws for a Private towing co. to tow your vehicle from the gated community in orange county, ca.?
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It's difficult to answer half a question.  Did the towing co. refuse to tow your vehicle because it was inside a gated community? Call another towing company.\n\nDid your vehicle get towed from the gated community?  If yes, then someone within the gates must have called them.
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WANT A NEW CAR FOR YOUR TROUBLES THE POLICE VIOLATED PROCEEDURES GO TO CITY COUSEL REQUEST DAMAGES YOU WILL WIN?>>>>?>??\n\nOh my god you mean this kind off shshsh happened to someone besides me....\n\nI'ts your lucky day. When this happen to me I became an instant expert.  I had two cars towed away out of my driveway with no notice just they were there monday gone without a trace tues.\n\n (Black 1992 convertible mazda 929 and a 64 1/2 mustang)\n\nlong story short you have a right to a tow hearing this is requested by you at the police agency where violation took place.  By law you have 10 or so days to do this length may vary all counties different. But what is universal they must give you a hearing verble or in person within 24 to 48 hours. This is done with the sargent or police captain to protect your rights against wrongful actions. \n\nThe police broke the law not the tow yard but they could be working together.  I would check to see if they were on tow duty that night and if another tow com got called off your tow.  Bottom line the city attourny defends city employees so have to get on city board meeting calindar to make complaint and equest reembursement of moneys lost.\nCar doesnt have to be registered or in your name to make claim .  If your were responsible for it. You will wineasally I got 10,003.00 for what happen to me.\n\nLots more info if you need it!  just email me tainaolson@yahoo.com
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Yes,  As long as it was during the commission of a crime.  in your example a vehicle, and you were driving that vehicle, stopped and arrested.  If the police were to impound your vehicle, conduct an inventory of that vehicle to record everything you had in that vehicle as your property and found 20 pounds of dope in the trunk, they have every right to charge you for the dope.   \n\nNow if your vehicle was found abandoned on the side of the road and the police towed it,  I dont believe that the police should pop open your trunk.
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Hey Scota ;)  \n\nYour question has been the subject of many current affairs stories here in Australia.  We do NOT have to pay fines from private parking companies.\n\nIf in doubt, give your local council or nearest police station a call.  They will answer your question easily and quickly.\n\nGood luck!   I wish you well.
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call your local police dept. they can tell you the statutes on that.
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In my neck of the woods, private tows are documented by the tow company however they see fit.  If the tow is not a repo and is not a police tow, it is likely a tow at the direction of a private property owner.  If that's the case, the tow companies around here keep basic records.  They do have an internal dispatch log but I don't believe they have to provide you a copy.  If you feel you have been wronged, call a lawyer, get a court order and you will get the logs.
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That's impossible!\n\nI was in the Jurupa Valley area five months ago, and drove by the office on Limonite and it was still there!...\n\nHow about going to the Jurupa Area Recreation and Park District offices on Pedley Drive?...\n\nI can't believe that those two Jurupa Valley sheriff's deputies didn't know about the situation, either...how stupid of them!\n\nI'm not from the Jurupa area, but I wish you luck in your search...\n\nLet me know how it goes...
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There is no state law against it.  There could be a municipal code that covers it in your area, and you'd have to check with the police department to find that out.
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Who has legal and equitable title to the easement?  It is property just like anything else.  If you are on someone's property- then yes- you can be towed.
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Towed three times and impounded for 30 days each time?  Man, you're just not getting the message, are you?\n\nIf you are in California, you bet the police can forfeit your vehicle and it doesn't take three times to make it a charm.  Technically, your vehicle could be subject to forfeiture proceedings after your first suspended license beef.  Someone like you is exactly the reason the legislature designed that law, because your privilege to drive has been taken away from you and yet you obviously continue to drive.  People like you are involved in an exponentially higher than average number of traffic accidents so the legislature figured maybe people like you should have your vehicles forfeited to the state if you just didn't go along with the game plan.\n\nVoila - I give you California Vehicle Code section 14607.6...and a link to it below.  It would also be worth your time to review 14607.4, whether or not you live in California.\n\nYou really need to stop driving.  Really.
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Orange County (in California)
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That's begging for big trouble.\nIf anything happens the insurance is no good, they wont pay any damages.\nIf the owner of the car knowingly allows you to drive that's criminal charges most of the time.\nThe car can be impounded even without an accident.\nUnlicensed driving can keep you from getting a license later.\nYou can be hung up with no transportation far from home.\nIf the car gets stolen you cant turn it in to police. b\nla, bla,bla, so on and so on. \nDo something else.
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Although your question is not specific enough, you have protection under the law in your state that clearly defines under specific vehicle codes, what is required to impound your vehicle, how long the vehicle may be held, and what is required to release the vehicle to you or your designated agent.\n\nDon't allow a department's policy to contradict those laws. Take your issue back to the department and ask for the specific vehicle code that authorizes the impound of your vehicle and what is required by law for you to retrieve it.
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most counties will come and pick up the inmate if it is within the same state. He does have an "x" ammount in which Riverside would have to come and pick him up or else Orange Co will have to release him.
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Yes. In addition, you have to get a special endorsement to ride it. Go to the CHP link below for the law.\n\nhttp://www.chp.ca.gov/html/motors.html
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You need to contact those particular local governments... since each can vary a great deal. I personally have no clue since I nor anyone I know live in a mobil home or trailer park.
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What you need to do is file a police report and report the car as stolen.  Once that's done you'll get your car back.  You don't need anything other then the title to have a tow company tow the car.  Once they have proof of the title showing you as sole owner (if your ex is on the title you have NO right to take the car or report it as stolen) they can tow it and ship it for you.  If you don't want a lien to be placed by the tow company you MUST PAY UPFRONT ALL COSTS, otherwise they have the legal right to a lien until paid regardless of if you didn't sign allowing a lien.  (All states allow tow companies to claim liens until paid)