Inthemiddle
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- Oct 4, 2011
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It has damage on it matching your car and probably paint transfer too.Yes, but how does the job get done without the information at hand? How is a police department going to put out a BOLO for a car, without anything more than a description that could match 10,000 other vehicles across the state?That's actually a good point, but the Police Department has Police Officers, Detectives and BOLO's for such a thing. (When they're not running Radar Guns on us!)
IF you're lucky enough to find the needle in a haystack, you'll then have to mount the difficult task of proving that they didn't get the damage elsewhere.