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stopdiggin

(14,027 posts)

2. this guy got some relief due to his service status

Reply to douglas9 (Original post)

Mon Apr 28, 2025, 12:58 PM

Apr 28

(which I guess is as intended)
Virtually everything else here (towed car, as ordered by city. auction after a period of impoundment) is absolutely the way things work with abandoned vehicles. Not only in this city/jurisdiction, but around the country.

Also - one has to assume that with just a modicum of legwork - this guy's 'buddy' could have done a few things that might well have served to mitigate ...

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Sailor wins $7,500 settlement after his car was towed and auctioned off while deployed [View all] douglas9 Apr 28 OP

I lost Traildogbob Apr 28 #1

"What a MORAN!" thanks for keeping the 'get a brain moran" alive Shellback Squid Apr 28 #3

"They" 😳 do a great job of that Traildogbob Apr 28 #4

this guy got some relief due to his service status stopdiggin Apr 28 #2

Didn't the OP say he parked the car at a friend's house? The friend let them tow it? brush Apr 28 #5

or the friend might have been at work when it was towed.... n/t slightlv Apr 28 #6