You have to watch that he doesn't double back round the block and take the note again. My wife witnessed a car get backed into at the university she was attending. She was sitting in her car waiting for the post office to open, saw it happen and watched while the guy left his details (he was looking at her the whole time and appeared to only leave them because someone was watching). She had the forethought to take down the make model and rego of the offending car though. The driver left, she went into the post office and from round the corner, saw the guy walk back to the car, take the note from the car and drive away. She of course left her own note, with the details and her contact number. Got a call from the car owner and the police thanking her for the effort she went to, the hitter was charged not only with damaging the vehicle, leaving the scene but some other charge relating to removing the note (can't remember if it was fraud or something equally severe) but he copped a fine as well as having to pay for the damage as he wasn't insured.


we exchanged info and my passenger and myself were all polite etc. on going out to his address it was a vacant block in an outer suburb,18/20 months later while doing the usual Sat night in the Cross bikie thing,we spot this FE in the stationary traffic, so, myself and several friends visited his driver's door which magicily opened and he fell out,he then opened his wallet and gave me the contents as well as his real address
The Cuzzo had long been repaired but I still had the invoice.
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