Having both been towed for outstanding violations (yeah, I did them damned well :-) and had the vehicle stolen (and knock wood, never again), je grok your panic.
Have you called all of the various numbers for impound lots, sheriff, marshall, whatever? They may have it (is there any reason for them to?) and it may not show in their inventory for 24 hours. At least, that's the party line from the NYPD, who refuse to even take a stolen vehicle report less than 24 hours after the vehicle goes missing.
I didn't think there was any reason for it to be towed (outstanding tickets, yes, but I didn't realize they'd gotten towably stale already), but the police forwarded my call to impound, who found it after first telling me they didn't have it. Argh. $195 tow/impound fee on top of having to clear the outstanding tickets.
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Having both been towed for outstanding violations (yeah, I did them damned well :-) and had the vehicle stolen (and knock wood, never again), je grok your panic.
Have you called all of the various numbers for impound lots, sheriff, marshall, whatever? They may have it (is there any reason for them to?) and it may not show in their inventory for 24 hours. At least, that's the party line from the NYPD, who refuse to even take a stolen vehicle report less than 24 hours after the vehicle goes missing.
Good luck retrieving it, karma sent your way.
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