Zenmervolt
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- Oct 22, 2000
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If your description is accurate, there's no way that's your fault. I would have hired a lawyer.
If his description is accurate, he should have been cited for fleeing the scene of an accident.
The problem with his story is that, if what he says is correct, then he basically made the stupidest possible decision when he left the scene to get drunk. He forfeited his opportunity to explain his side of the accident to the officer at the scene and he ended up letting the other driver set the stage entirely. He didn't bother to check witnesses or anything, he simply fled the scene to get drunk. That's not exactly high on the list of ways to get the police to believe your side of the story.
ZV