quick question for the bibs
quick question for the bibs
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timf

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369 posts

274 months

Wednesday 4th May 2005
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my neighbours son having passed his test 7 months ago
has managed to destroy 4 cars since then, no make that 5 even thougth he hadn't passed his test for the 1st one. his latest one was on saturday night the car appears outside sunday with gashes in the bonnet, windscreen smashed and roof dented, looks like a motorcycle impact job and on the front wing is a large foot sized dent with a combat style print in it.
now for the interesting part yesturday him and his chav mates stripped all of the usefull stuff from it and it dissapeared.

2 questions

i'm worried that he may have done a drive away from an accidednt ( as he did this with the 1st one) what should i do about this.

also if he has had 5 cars in less than 1 year each one written off, he obviuosly hasn't informed his insurance of any of these as he has always disposed of the cars,the insurance company must think he is a low risk what can be done.

i dont care if he performs some gene pool cleansing of himself and some of his friends but its the inocent bystanders who he will eventually cause serious injury to that concerns me.




is there any way in which his insurance can

kevinday

13,837 posts

310 months

Wednesday 4th May 2005
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What makes you think he has any insurance in the first place?

I would have a chat with the local police I think.

Dwight VanDriver

6,583 posts

274 months

Wednesday 4th May 2005
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If you tell BiB they may do something about it.

If you don't they sure as hell won't.

Simple --- innit.

DVD

hedders

24,460 posts

277 months

Wednesday 4th May 2005
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It might be an idea to take a few photo's of his future cars, especially as soon as they show up damaged.

Atleast when you see the story of a hit and run and a car description you can offer your pics and info to the Bib.

I suspect they won't do anything with your evidence though, let alone without it.