Pretty obvious what happened here - this poor woman was sitting at the light, minding her own business, and then you came up from behind, and drove around in front of her, and backed up into her, and cast a magic spell over her to make her apologize for something she surely didn't do, and then edited your dashcam video real quick before the police got there to make it look like you were the innocent party and
Never admit to having a dash cam. Let the officer do whatever he's going to do. Go to court, wait for the other person to lie under oath, and then produce the video. Now they've committed a felony. In my state that's a minimum 1 year prison sentence (maximum of 10) and a $1000 fine. After that makes the nightly news a few times, fewer people will lie about accidents.
When I was 18, I was driving through a parking lot and this old man pulled out into the side of my car. The back drivers side bumper hit and dented in the front corner of my passenger side door. So the guy gets out and is all apologetic and tells me to pull into a space so we can call someone. This was 1998 and neither of us had cell phones. I didn’t know any better, so I did move my car, but I had to pull a few spaces away since the one next to him on the drivers side was the handicap ramp space. Then we walk into the pharmacy he had just come out of and he loudly announces to the whole place, “this girl just hit me in the parking lot!” So he calls the cops and tells them the same. So then I call my father and loudly tell him this old man hit me and called the cops and lied. By the time my father got there the cops had come, looked at the angle of the damage, listened to both our stories, and told the old man his just wasn’t possible. He got a ticket. It was still scary to think this man would just bald face lie like that. If the damage was to my front bumper they might have believed him.
My dashcam really saved me once. A lady had failed to yield when making a left turn and I rear ended her as a result as she had just cut in front of me. Then when the cops arrived she said that I had singled her out, looked her in the eye, flipped her off, then purposely hit her. Totally made up. I never even saw her coming until I was hitting her after she jutted out for the left turn. At the time my dash cam couldn't play back the footage but I had it all saved on the SD card and said you just wait lady. You go ahead and say all that on the accident report and then when insurance sees the footage you'll be paying. And she did just that. 😊
I'm glad you were not hurt. It never ceases to amaze me how people just bold face lie like it's second nature. I'm going out to buy a dash cam. Thanks for your post.
OMG...she has some nerve!! Thank goodness for your dashcam, because of your video I am going to purchase one for my car. I'm thankful that it wasn't worse for you.
Me and my mother were out shopping late one evening this summer, and we parked at a fairly crowded parking lot. Sure, there are many cars parked, but there are far more parking spaces than there were cars.
Pretty obvious what happened here - this poor woman was sitting at the light, minding her own business, and then you came up from behind, and drove around in front of her, and backed up into her, and cast a magic spell over her to make her apologize for something she surely didn't do, and then edited your dashcam video real quick before the police got there to make it look like you were the innocent party and
Never admit to having a dash cam. Let the officer do whatever he's going to do. Go to court, wait for the other person to lie under oath, and then produce the video. Now they've committed a felony. In my state that's a minimum 1 year prison sentence (maximum of 10) and a $1000 fine. After that makes the nightly news a few times, fewer people will lie about accidents.
You didn’t show her reaction when you showed the cop the dash cam!! THAT’S what I wanted to see...her eat her words!!!
Never mentioned the holy words “dashcam” until they dig the hole.
When I was 18, I was driving through a parking lot and this old man pulled out into the side of my car. The back drivers side bumper hit and dented in the front corner of my passenger side door. So the guy gets out and is all apologetic and tells me to pull into a space so we can call someone. This was 1998 and neither of us had cell phones. I didn’t know any better, so I did move my car, but I had to pull a few spaces away since the one next to him on the drivers side was the handicap ramp space. Then we walk into the pharmacy he had just come out of and he loudly announces to the whole place, “this girl just hit me in the parking lot!” So he calls the cops and tells them the same. So then I call my father and loudly tell him this old man hit me and called the cops and lied. By the time my father got there the cops had come, looked at the angle of the damage, listened to both our stories, and told the old man his just wasn’t possible. He got a ticket. It was still scary to think this man would just bald face lie like that. If the damage was to my front bumper they might have believed him.
its funny how people say “im pretty surr thats what happen” just so if they get caught lying they can be like “well i said i wasn’t sure”😂
Going to Kmart was your 1st mistake.
"She says she would rather deal with this one on one". LOL it sounds like she wants to throw hands!
'never interrupt your enemy when they make a mistake'
The damage alone says she hit you.
Now kids:
My dashcam really saved me once. A lady had failed to yield when making a left turn and I rear ended her as a result as she had just cut in front of me. Then when the cops arrived she said that I had singled her out, looked her in the eye, flipped her off, then purposely hit her. Totally made up. I never even saw her coming until I was hitting her after she jutted out for the left turn. At the time my dash cam couldn't play back the footage but I had it all saved on the SD card and said you just wait lady. You go ahead and say all that on the accident report and then when insurance sees the footage you'll be paying. And she did just that. 😊
The correct procedure in such cases is
Always call the police. You can’t trust people nowadays.
Don’t argue at all. Let them continue to lie. Don’t say anything except to quietly tell the cop that it’s all on video.
I'm glad you were not hurt. It never ceases to amaze me how people just bold face lie like it's second nature. I'm going out to buy a dash cam. Thanks for your post.
OMG...she has some nerve!! Thank goodness for your dashcam, because of your video I am going to purchase one for my car. I'm thankful that it wasn't worse for you.
Me and my mother were out shopping late one evening this summer, and we parked at a fairly crowded parking lot. Sure, there are many cars parked, but there are far more parking spaces than there were cars.
I accidently bumped someone changing lanes one time and I was 100% at fault