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re: Am I the a-hole, tow truck illegally parking across from my driveway.
Posted on 4/3/23 at 7:19 am to armsdealer
Posted on 4/3/23 at 7:19 am to armsdealer
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Domestic Battery 4 times
Disturbing the peace
Contempt of court 3 times
So many delinquent child support warrants but I can't know if any our current.
And this guy "knows" cops??
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Posted on 4/3/23 at 7:47 am to PhifeDogg
Does this guy own the tow truck company? Is that his only truck?
If he does not own it, why not let the company know? I’m sure the company owner will not be happy his truck is blocking streets and causing trouble with the cops, or that his employee is creating trouble surrounding the truck.
If he does own the company and it’s the only truck, are they “24 hours”? I don’t recall having to provide payment info for a tow truck to come out….so make a few calls at random times to random places (use google voice or some other random number generator). Also, maybe anytime before you need to enter/exit your driveway. Keep the truck away as much as possible.
How big is the truck? Could you call a competitor tow truck for the tow truck?
Do you have a beater vehicle? Or just any vehicle if you’re willing to risk it…anytime the tow truck leaves, park YOUR vehicle in the spot he normally parks. Effectively taking control of that spot and forcing him to park elsewhere.
If he retaliates by damaging the vehicle, make sure your camera picks it up. If he tows the vehicle (he does own a tow truck), well you have proof from the BRPD that it is a legal parking spot (make sure this is documented) and he illegally towed your vehicle.
If he does not own it, why not let the company know? I’m sure the company owner will not be happy his truck is blocking streets and causing trouble with the cops, or that his employee is creating trouble surrounding the truck.
If he does own the company and it’s the only truck, are they “24 hours”? I don’t recall having to provide payment info for a tow truck to come out….so make a few calls at random times to random places (use google voice or some other random number generator). Also, maybe anytime before you need to enter/exit your driveway. Keep the truck away as much as possible.
How big is the truck? Could you call a competitor tow truck for the tow truck?
Do you have a beater vehicle? Or just any vehicle if you’re willing to risk it…anytime the tow truck leaves, park YOUR vehicle in the spot he normally parks. Effectively taking control of that spot and forcing him to park elsewhere.
If he retaliates by damaging the vehicle, make sure your camera picks it up. If he tows the vehicle (he does own a tow truck), well you have proof from the BRPD that it is a legal parking spot (make sure this is documented) and he illegally towed your vehicle.
Posted on 4/3/23 at 7:53 am to beerJeep
Kiran>Nakamoto.
I would also file a complaint with EBR code enforcement. That way you have exhausted all public resources.
Mount up, I’m cheering for you.
I would also file a complaint with EBR code enforcement. That way you have exhausted all public resources.
Mount up, I’m cheering for you.
Posted on 4/3/23 at 7:54 am to armsdealer
TL;DR
Posted on 4/3/23 at 8:13 am to cbree88
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TL;DR
Found the neighbor.
Posted on 4/3/23 at 8:18 am to armsdealer
Move that shite or catch these hands
Posted on 4/3/23 at 9:04 am to armsdealer
quote:Tell the cops we can do this the easy way (they do their job) or the hard way.
The cops didn't want to do anything or even provide a report
Nobody but me ever ends up enjoying doing it the hard way.
Posted on 4/3/23 at 9:21 am to Ingeniero
Let me just point out that i was right on all 3 counts
That said, I'd keep that thang on me, document, and make his life hell through legal means.
quote:
So, a few things:
1. Trashy
2. He's going to check your knuckles and probably bang your wife
3. If he works for one of the predatory tow companies and not a "help you when you break down" conpany, he deserves it
That said, I'd keep that thang on me, document, and make his life hell through legal means.
Posted on 4/3/23 at 9:29 am to armsdealer
OP, what tow company does this DB work for?
Posted on 4/3/23 at 9:38 am to armsdealer
I'm sure you carry (based on your user name), you probably already know the following: NEVER let him see your handgun (unless you actually HAVE to use it).
If he sees your carry piece, it will be quite easy for him to file an assault charge - claiming you brandished the gun or pointed it at him. He'll be able to describe the size, color, maybe the manufacturer, method of carry, etc. when he lies to the cops.
Don't make his job easier.
If he sees your carry piece, it will be quite easy for him to file an assault charge - claiming you brandished the gun or pointed it at him. He'll be able to describe the size, color, maybe the manufacturer, method of carry, etc. when he lies to the cops.
Don't make his job easier.
This post was edited on 4/3/23 at 9:50 am
Posted on 4/3/23 at 9:39 am to BregmansWheelbarrow
quote:TERRIBLE advice.
If that motherfricker set foot on my property, I’d shoot him.
Posted on 4/3/23 at 9:46 am to dawg23
quote:
If he sees your carry piece, it will be quite easy for him to file an assault charge - claiming you brandished the gun or pointed it at him. He'll be able to describe the size, color, maybe the manufacturer, method of carry, etc. when he lies to the cops.
If the claim is made the you have brandished a weapon at him and there are no witnesses or camera proof, just make the same claim about him. He will have the choice of going to jail with you or dropping the claim.
Posted on 4/3/23 at 9:56 am to armsdealer
Sounds to me like I'd keep carrying a agun, but I'd carry a cane knife as well.
People are used to guns. Brothas remember when old timers used to frick each other up with cane knives
People are used to guns. Brothas remember when old timers used to frick each other up with cane knives
Posted on 4/3/23 at 10:01 am to X123F45
If you get him arrested see if the cops will make him move the truck before they haul him off.
Posted on 4/3/23 at 10:17 am to X123F45
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Sounds to me like I'd keep carrying a agun, but I'd carry a cane knife as well.
Posted on 4/3/23 at 10:39 am to armsdealer
Why do you continue to call BR police about code violations? Take this to the state police. Tow truck licensees are required by state law to follow municipal law at risk of losing their license. Take it to the top, and as others have stated, go with your attorney (there are few here who on TD who might be inclined to offer you support if you asked nicely and bought lunch). Then, the state police will investigate and the owner of the tow business will have to get involved. At that point, a business owner will tell his employee not to park his damned truck there. He's not going to provoke further investigation. These guy's are dirty. They play dirty and as you've experienced, BRPD is not exactly playing this fairly with you.
Alternatively, you can make a request to speak to the city attorney, with your attorney present, and hand them a word for word compilation of the video and spoken comments by BRPD in their response. Let the city know that by their complacency, when you file suit against the tow truck company for harassment, you will be adding the city as their inactions are a collusion between the city and the tow truck company to circumvent the law. Let the city attorney know that further inaction will also trigger a report and notice of criminal misconduct by the city to the state attorney general's office.
If that doesn't work, you might want to move to Texas. You gonna' seriously trigger some good ole baws in the process.
Alternatively, you can make a request to speak to the city attorney, with your attorney present, and hand them a word for word compilation of the video and spoken comments by BRPD in their response. Let the city know that by their complacency, when you file suit against the tow truck company for harassment, you will be adding the city as their inactions are a collusion between the city and the tow truck company to circumvent the law. Let the city attorney know that further inaction will also trigger a report and notice of criminal misconduct by the city to the state attorney general's office.
If that doesn't work, you might want to move to Texas. You gonna' seriously trigger some good ole baws in the process.
Posted on 4/3/23 at 10:40 am to armsdealer
Tow Truck companies are regulated by LSP. File a complaint. They can take the company out of the call out rotation. My brother did it once and got results quickly after months of being d*cked around.
Posted on 4/3/23 at 10:46 am to painman1
This - Last two posts
Posted on 4/3/23 at 11:41 am to LSUtigerME
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Do you have a beater vehicle? Or just any vehicle if you’re willing to risk it…anytime the tow truck leaves, park YOUR vehicle in the spot he normally parks. Effectively taking control of that spot and forcing him to park elsewhere.
If he retaliates by damaging the vehicle, make sure your camera picks it up. If he tows the vehicle (he does own a tow truck), well you have proof from the BRPD that it is a legal parking spot (make sure this is documented) and he illegally towed your vehicle.
this is the way
Posted on 4/3/23 at 12:20 pm to armsdealer
Just curious... did you inform your landlord/ property management of the situation?
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