Telling your kids Santa is real = Liar and suspect for Fraud
PatrickBateman
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Apparently, in my town, according to a detective, if you tell your kids Santa is real, you are a liar and suspected to be committing insurance fraud.
One of my parents' car was stolen right out of their driveway in broad daylight (small town in between 2 medium sized cities). It had been parked there for awhile (kind of saving it for my son for his first car later this year) and someone came around out of the blue a couple months ago asking if it was for sale. It is registered/insured etc. The local detective called my whole family in and basically accused my mother of trying to commit insurance fraud. This car is a 2001 Chevy Cavalier in "fair" condition. I went down to station, talked with him Sunday and he asked me a bunch of questions which in hind sight made sense about him thinking my mother is trying to "cash in a $1000 - at best vehicle"....lol
anyways, my father was pissed at how my mother was being treated in this and called his lawyer who said to threaten to talk to supervisor and possible suite for something....Detectives response: " only guilty person would call their lawyer"........lmao
TLDR:
Car stolen from parents driveway, mom told us Santa is real deeming her a liar, car found in city next to us burned (he told me they found it in our town with their fancy new cameras), Father contacted lawyer (which further proved "our guilt"), detective off the case.
Note: this cop was suspended last year for attending a party and driving an underage girl to buy alcohol
One of my parents' car was stolen right out of their driveway in broad daylight (small town in between 2 medium sized cities). It had been parked there for awhile (kind of saving it for my son for his first car later this year) and someone came around out of the blue a couple months ago asking if it was for sale. It is registered/insured etc. The local detective called my whole family in and basically accused my mother of trying to commit insurance fraud. This car is a 2001 Chevy Cavalier in "fair" condition. I went down to station, talked with him Sunday and he asked me a bunch of questions which in hind sight made sense about him thinking my mother is trying to "cash in a $1000 - at best vehicle"....lol
anyways, my father was pissed at how my mother was being treated in this and called his lawyer who said to threaten to talk to supervisor and possible suite for something....Detectives response: " only guilty person would call their lawyer"........lmao
TLDR:
Car stolen from parents driveway, mom told us Santa is real deeming her a liar, car found in city next to us burned (he told me they found it in our town with their fancy new cameras), Father contacted lawyer (which further proved "our guilt"), detective off the case.
Note: this cop was suspended last year for attending a party and driving an underage girl to buy alcohol
If a man speaks in a forest and there is no woman around to hear him, is he still wrong?
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all this interrogation just to file a stolen vehicle report??
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put a report in with his boss...
LOL... I was told in my "interview" they found the car with clear pictures of the plate and several shots of the car itself with their fancy new mounted cameras which can even see the driver...I said "sweet,that makes finding cars alot easier eh and asked where they found it.....he said in town". In real life, the car was found burning in the city next to us. Guess he was trying to make my mother into a liar or something and scare her by saying she had until today to "come clean" or its a felony fraud ( which is the only concern this guy had)
Anyhow, My father is pretty pissed at the way it is being handled and calls the station today and tells the dick...er sorry detective, he wants answers about the car stolen from his property and is getting his lawyer involved. He was told " Innocent people don't need lawyers help"....WTF?!?!?!?! :fp:
My father immediately asked to talk to chief, did, and this 'professional detective' was taken off the case.