The scene and all those involved must be "managed" by Police Officers.
I called 911 and none were available. I trusted the man who rear ended me. However, "he left the scene."
Later in the morning/afternoon, I received a call from a Constable of the Ontario Provincial Police, who told me.... he found the driver who collided with the rear-end of my car. How he found him/her, remains a secret he alone keeps to himself.
Now here comes the problem for us to solve... there were "two" accidents at the same spot within one hour. One on the 15th and the second on the 16th.
Which accident, was the Constable.... who called me, referring to? He invited me to talk with him at the Police Station.... and I did that.
He talked about the accident of the 15th and I talked about my accident on the 16th.
That afternoon/night he visited and gave me the Collision Report he prepared for the courts. It was the 4th copy and barely readable and it was for first accident on the 15th.
On the 15th, I was still at home! He also gave me a court Summons, alleging that I was the one who caused the accident. I soiled my underpants.
To be a perfect police officer, you need knowledge and skills and common sense.
This officer, has invented a story for his Collision Report, that doesn't reveal the "whole truth"
3/14/15 10:29 PM.
The first Officer to return my 911 call for help was Sargent Sylvain Laducer
Badge Number 9122, at 1:00 AM on the 16th. He told me no Police Cars were available. (To manage the scene of my accident on the 16th.)
I must not forget the parts I found from a Chevrolet. ? (The first accident)
It is a long evening of driving for me: to attend this meeting. I'll get my military courage up and try to attend.
Especially given the rear end Collision I received on February 16 just past Midnight.
He didn't control his vehicle and left the scene of the accident.
There were no Police Officers available; but the OPP made a Collision Report for an nearby accident at 11:30 PM February 2015. It was 23 below and the wind was blowing almost as hard as the Vehicle that Hit my rear-end.
He didn't control his vehicle and left the scene of the accident.
There were no Police Officers available; but the OPP made a Collision Report for an nearby accident at 11:30 PM February 2015. It was 23 below and the wind was blowing almost as hard as the Vehicle that Hit my rear-end.
They found the Guy who was driving and have charged him with leaving the scene.
They also said "I didn't yield for Him?
This cold weather does funny things; it seems to me.
The OPP has yet to correct their two mistakes.
This cold weather does funny things; it seems to me.
The OPP has yet to correct their two mistakes.
