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Blacdout96 07-27-2011 09:09 PM

Need help filing a complaint on another driver
 
So tonight i was coming home, doing 42 in a 45, and this guy in a Lexus IS250 passes me in a double solid line road with a hill. Well coming on the other side of that hill was on coming traffic. At the last second he pulls in front of me just, and I can't stress this enough, JUST missing a head on collision with the on coming traffic. I had to slam on my brakes just to let him i, otherwise he would of had the pit manuever put on him. He continued to drive well over 45, even when the road went down to 35. I caught up to him at the traffic light and asked him what the **** he was thinking. All he had to say to me was why don't I go **** my mother, and took off. His car had three other passengers in it. The only thing I got besides the Maroon colrd Lexus IS250 is part of his license plate which is CJD or CDJ and a New Jersy plate. He is also of hispanic or Italian race, judging by his accent he seemed to be italian or north jersian/new york.

Now my question is, can the police pursue finding this individual with only partial license plate, how do I file a complaint. I seriously want to let this guy have what he deserves in the court system.

please help me out here guys, I've had enough with people who not only drive irratically, but then thin they aren't in the wrong, and feel they don't need to apologize.

sweetbmxrider 07-27-2011 09:17 PM

Contact local pd, they prob won't care but it should make you feel a little better.

LS1ow 07-27-2011 09:18 PM

file a police report with whatever town it happened in. hopefully he travels threw there frequently.

Blacdout96 07-27-2011 09:25 PM

So they couldn't issue a ticket or court date in the mail, they have to catch him?

BigAls87Z28 07-27-2011 09:27 PM

1) use sledge on front fender
2) call police, report hit and run
3) ????
4) arrest

sweetbmxrider 07-27-2011 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Blacdout96 (Post 777536)
So they couldn't issue a ticket or court date in the mail, they have to catch him?

A ticket is basically a cop witnessing an act and filing a formal complaint. You witnessed an act and can file a complaint, its just that its your word against theirs if/when it goes to court.

LS1ow 07-27-2011 09:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blacdout96 (Post 777536)
So they couldn't issue a ticket or court date in the mail, they have to catch him?

i dont think it can work like that. they would need proof or wintness to the act.


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LTb1ow 07-27-2011 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by 5.s1ow (Post 777547)
i dont think it can work like that. they would need proof or wintness to the act.


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yea or else I would issue begz a ticket every day for lack of safety equipment and good taste.

LS1ow 07-27-2011 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by LTs1ow (Post 777550)
yea or else I would issue begz a ticket every day for lack of safety equipment and good taste.

how lack of saftey?

BrandonDrecksage 07-27-2011 09:52 PM

did you speed to catch back up to him? how come you didnt pull over and let him go by?

BonzoHansen 07-27-2011 10:27 PM

http://www.state.nj.us/njsp/info/wireless_911.html

Jersey Mike 07-27-2011 11:31 PM

Meh, just let it go. You did the right thing letting them in. If someone's determined to drive around you, the worst thing any one can do is speed up to not let them in.

This time tomorrow, you'll be over it and moved on with your life.

Frosty 07-28-2011 06:03 AM

Gee, someone from north jersey driving like a douche nozzle? LIES!

Mark B 07-28-2011 06:46 AM

42 in a 45?.... OLD MAN!!!

Blacdout96 07-28-2011 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by BrandonDrecksage (Post 777561)
did you speed to catch back up to him? how come you didnt pull over and let him go by?

No point in me doing that. I knew that if I tried to stay with him I put not only myself, but others in danger, and that the light were heading to is a 5 way light and you sit there forever. The ****** part is the 35 zone has a school, and a community baseball field and jungle gym, and cops usually sit in that parkign lot catching people still doing 45....WTF!!

As far as pulling over, I shouldn't have to do anything for anybody behind me unless it's an emergency, and his pulling into the other lane wasen't exactly slow and smooth, it was more like he was taking me on the inside at Darlington pulling over into the lane. If he was in such a hurry, he should of left earlier, or taken RT.9. The only thing he did right was use his turn signal lol.

I'm still pissed, and I'm probably going to the station today to file.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark B (Post 777603)
42 in a 45?.... OLD MAN!!!

Yes, yes I am lol. I'm in no rush last night to

Adam1978 07-28-2011 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Jersey Mike (Post 777597)
Meh, just let it go. You did the right thing letting them in. If someone's determined to drive around you, the worst thing any one can do is speed up to not let them in.

This time tomorrow, you'll be over it and moved on with your life.

I am terrible at that. As long as im doing at least the speed limit or higher, and someone goes to pass me. I gun it, idk y, its not smart. But i cannot help it lol. Its the ONE thing that gives me road rage, i shrug off when people cut me off, i dont think twice about idiot drivers, i make fun of them but thats it. The only thing that irks me is passing when im not going slow haha

WildBillyT 07-28-2011 07:58 AM

I would have called 911 and reported it if it was that big a deal. I've done it before. Told them the make, model, some of the plate, and direction it was headed on a specific road.

Blacdout96 07-28-2011 08:03 AM

WBT, I thought about that when I got home, that was my bad, I just felt at teh time instead of continuing on creating more tension on the situation (i.e. following him at his speeds, and/or possible accident like what happened to me last year) I felt i'd rather go to the station and file.

maroman88 07-28-2011 09:28 AM

ok so....

you need a plate number, discription of car (to double check u have the correct plate number) and be able to ID the driver. you respond to PD HQ and sign a complaint, you must then go to court and back up your complaint.

as far as calling 911, its not techinicly a life or death emergency, so depending on the 911 operator it could be totaly disregarded, or what we do... get the general information and put out a general broadcast to all the police cars, but then again like someone mentioned, the police officer has to witness an infraction to be able to issue a summons

WiMiMc 07-28-2011 10:32 AM

we could all file complaints about this driver for the next 3 weeks :lol: that'll get them after him

edpontiac91 07-28-2011 10:35 AM

It will become a "He Said/ She Said" where you both have a different side to the story in court. He also has several witnesses in the car with him, and if they are his friends, they will back up a story that you are the POS and not him.
Waste of time to try to get him into court. Be thankful he didn't screw your car and let it go. Just my :2cents:

BullittSVT 07-28-2011 11:41 AM

An officer does need to witness it, I work as a parking jockey for a police station and there's been plenty of near accidents, light taps of cars on pedestrians stuff like that and when an officer comes and hears the complaint from someone I've heard directly "If I didn't see it I can't ticket it"
Can't do much here Jeff, sorry.

WiMiMc 07-28-2011 12:07 PM

if thats the case then why do they have signs for the number to report aggressive/bad driving?

88WS-6 07-28-2011 01:44 PM

The aggressive driving number is for you to call immediately after seeing an infraction. When you give the police the make/model and road you are on they will dispatch available units in the area to try and catch said vehicle in the act.

madness410 07-29-2011 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by maroman88 (Post 777622)
ok so....

you need a plate number, discription of car (to double check u have the correct plate number) and be able to ID the driver. you respond to PD HQ and sign a complaint, you must then go to court and back up your complaint.

as far as calling 911, its not techinicly a life or death emergency, so depending on the 911 operator it could be totaly disregarded, or what we do... get the general information and put out a general broadcast to all the police cars, but then again like someone mentioned, the police officer has to witness an infraction to be able to issue a summons

i think in a case like this its ok to call 911...if the driver was driving as crazy as the OP said thats putting someone elses life in danger..and who knows he could have been wasted and on the road, im not sure what would prompt somebody to drive like that other than being a total idiot. ive heard of much dumber 911 calls...lol


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