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So what are the police telling you? Did they get these girls at the scene or what? If your neighbors got all "their" info then what about "their" insurance? Let their company pay for it. Or is this Pacific Specialty Insurance Company their insurance company? I'd stay on top of it if I were you until somebody paid for my bike.
Was gonna take my Ninja 250 to the shop for maintenance, when I saw this:
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You need to call the police! I'm sure that in all states leaving the scene of an accident is a crime. And whether your neighbor wants to get involved or not they already are so you need to tell the police that the neighbor saw the girls at the scene. Even for a claim through your insurance company they are probably going to want a police report anyway.The Police aren't telling me anything, as since no one was hurt, they're not really getting involved. Or should I call the police and try to get something out of them?
My neighbors got the drunk girl's info. Her contact info, insurance info, drivers license, VIN number, the whole deal. Even got her business card (she's a private chef, btw).
My insurance is Pacific Specialty Insurance... I can't get a hold of them, but I just found out that you can file a claim online, so I just did that. Hopefully that'll get the ball rolling.
I need to get that stupid disc lock off so I can move the 250 by Wednesday (street cleaning day).
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