Car Towing And Retrieval

Summary

If your car is towed after a friends arrest, contact the tow shop to confirm its location and inquire about fees. Police may tow vehicles for safety reasons, and while they should inform the registered owner, it might not happen immediately. Verify the arrest with the police department and gather necessary documents like identification and proof of ownership to retrieve your vehicle. If you encounter difficulties, consulting a local attorney may be beneficial.

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My friend was driving my car and won’t respond now and then I see the location is of the car is at a tow shop what should I do?
Here are some steps you can take:
- Contact the tow shop to confirm if your car is there and inquire about the towing fees.
- Ask for details such as why the car was towed.
- Gather any paperwork or receipts they provide.
- Consider filing a police report if you suspect any wrongdoing by your friend.
Would you like more information on how to proceed legally if your friend continues to ignore you?
I think they arrested him are the cops and towing company wrong for not contacting the registered owner of the vehicle?
Hi ****! In California, here's some general information regarding towing and arrests:
- Police may tow vehicles after an arrest for various reasons, like ensuring public safety.
- Usually, they should inform the registered owner, but it might not happen immediately.
- Contact the police department to confirm his arrest and the reason for towing.
Would you like more information on how to retrieve your vehicle?
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You can retrieve your vehicle by following these steps:
- Contact the tow shop to understand the process and fees involved.
- Visit the police department to get any necessary release forms.
- Ensure you have identification and proof of car ownership.
If you need more detailed legal advice, consider consulting with a local attorney.
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Hi ****! To retrieve your car, make sure to visit the tow shop with identification and proof of ownership. If you're facing difficulties, consulting a local attorney might be beneficial. If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!