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I'm in Wyoming on a business trip. This morning I was sitting out in front of the hotel drinking my morning coffee and watching the world go by. A young girl came out of the coffee shop at the hotel with her coffee in hand and went to her pick up truck. She got in, and backed out of her parking space right into another car in the parking lot, making a loud crunching noise. She got out, walked back and looked at the damage to the front left corner of the parked car. She then got back into her pick up truck and pulled back into her parking space, which led me to believe that she was going to go find the owner of the other car that she had just hit.
Instead, she then backed out the other way, and drove off. I was too far away to see her license plate, but a man and woman that were loading their luggage in their car were close enough to get most of it. I stood there thinking that someone at the hotel was going to have a real bad morning and would be real pissed off. I walked into the lobby and gave them the license number of the car that had been hit. They pulled the paper work on it, and said that the poor guy was Scott Ickes. Well hell, that's me. I had forgotten where I had parked my rental car, and had witnessed her hitting my car.
The police came and took a report from me, the workers in the coffee shop and the couple that had also witnessed it. They found her within a half an hour. She had a suspended license, no insurance and was driving her mothers car. The police cited her for the suspended license, and no insurance and also hit and run. Her mother told the police that she had permission from her to drive the truck, so they cited the mother for knowingly letting someone drive her vehicle illegally.
How's that for starting a day. I watched my rental car get hit, and didn't even realize it was mine. It's been an interesting day!!!
Instead, she then backed out the other way, and drove off. I was too far away to see her license plate, but a man and woman that were loading their luggage in their car were close enough to get most of it. I stood there thinking that someone at the hotel was going to have a real bad morning and would be real pissed off. I walked into the lobby and gave them the license number of the car that had been hit. They pulled the paper work on it, and said that the poor guy was Scott Ickes. Well hell, that's me. I had forgotten where I had parked my rental car, and had witnessed her hitting my car.
The police came and took a report from me, the workers in the coffee shop and the couple that had also witnessed it. They found her within a half an hour. She had a suspended license, no insurance and was driving her mothers car. The police cited her for the suspended license, and no insurance and also hit and run. Her mother told the police that she had permission from her to drive the truck, so they cited the mother for knowingly letting someone drive her vehicle illegally.
How's that for starting a day. I watched my rental car get hit, and didn't even realize it was mine. It's been an interesting day!!!