North Shore - Have you seen this car?

[Karma]

probably with some barely legal chickies in the back!
G

If I see them I'll ask for a lift

[Buster]

Im in the same area so Ill keep an eye out for it.

[Patrick]

If I see them I'll ask for a lift

Don't you mean "ride...???"

[stify]

Fingers crossed for today!

well what a total fuck up, didn't find the car, the offender, got lost and a bad case of arse rash due to todays heat an lots of slow speed driveway perving(a couple of folks thought i was m/bike mormon), but on a positive note we ended up with a new set M3's on the bike instead, and they aren't too bad, bike feels like new again, so please keep ya eyes peeled, and i'll try and dig up a police five badge for information leading to stify getting some dosh back on the car to cover the new tyres

cheers

[SixPackBack]

Correct me if I'm wrong but the car is STOLEN!...relatives or not ring the cops

[N4CR]

check the illegal drags tonight on quay st meeting point might see it down there, friday night ones were huge and *alot* of those sorta cars hang around there...
thrash the car get some tickets.. why not! that's why they'd be there.

[_Gina_]

Correct me if I'm wrong but the car is STOLEN!...relatives or not ring the cops

We purchased it as an extra car to use when the weather was crappy and Mark didn't want to ride to work.

My brother was in a bind and we lent him the car "for a while" to use to get to his new job that I got him at my work.

After a small period of time my brother asked us if he could keep the car and he would make weekly payments and we agreed that this was okay, but with one strict proviso that if his situation changed (wasn't working at my work anymore) and he couldn't afford the $30.00 per week then he would return the car immediately.

We very obviously made a huge mistake and did not document this and have him sign an agreement to that effect. We didn't change the ownership because he hadn't "paid" for the car as such and we decided that with me seeing him daily we would change it once he had paid a reasonable amount.

Basically over 8 months he has only paid us $300.00. And he lost his job at my work too.

We have learnt our lesson in general and on a personal note this will be the first and last time we ever "assist" my brother ever. He is still my brother and my childrens uncle and for those reasons I will not cut him off because of this.

He has been AWOL for 2 months now (no family member has heard from him) with the car and we need to take action due to the fines that he is acruing.

Tell me if I am wrong Patrick, but I believe that we can't honestly report the car stolen can we? Advice I have received says that we can't.

[The Pastor]

Tell me if I am wrong Patrick, but I believe that we can't honestly report the car stolen can we? Advice I have received says that we can't.

Yes you can I'll show you how in a few easy steps.


1. drive to police station
2. tell the guy behind the counter "my car was stolen"
3.tell him "it was stolen 3 months ago"
4. tell him "it was my brother"
5. SORTED!

[_Gina_]

Yes you can I'll show you how in a few easy steps.


1. drive to police station
2. tell the guy behind the counter "my car was stolen"
3.tell him "it was stolen 3 months ago"
4. tell him "it was my brother"
5. SORTED!

With complete respect: Because this is my preferred option and appreciate feedback;

When I am asked where my brother stole my vehicle from, the truthfull answer would be "we don't actually know physically where the vehicle was when it was stolen". (of course we know that my brother had the vehicle, we lent it to him)

I have discussed the situation with a recently released into the community Police Officer and he was clear that unless we had a signed agreement (in terms of returning the car on default) then the Police cannot help.

[The Pastor]

With complete respect: Because this is my preferred option and appreciate feedback;

When I am asked where my brother stole my vehicle from, the truthfull answer would be "we don't actually know physically where the vehicle was when it was stolen". (of course we know that my brother had the vehicle, we lent it to him)

I have discussed the situation with a recently released into the community Police Officer and he was clear that unless we had a signed agreement (in terms of returning the car on default) then the Police cannot help.

at the end of the day he has stolen the car, just keen on increasing your voice untill you get the results you are looking for.

Police are weird people who like to take it up the bum, you just have to ram it in harder for them to understand...

[Disco Dan]

After a small period of time my brother asked us if he could keep the car and he would make weekly payments and we agreed that this was okay, but with one strict proviso that if his situation changed (wasn't working at my work anymore) and he couldn't afford the $30.00 per week then he would return the car immediately.

Basically over 8 months he has only paid us $300.00. And he lost his job at my work too.

He has been AWOL for 2 months now (no family member has heard from him) with the car and we need to take action due to the fines that he is acruing.

Sounds stolen to me after hearing that.

Report it as stolen, or higher a private detective and get lots of KBers to turn up and 'get it back'

[Patrick]

Tell me if I am wrong Patrick, but I believe that we can't honestly report the car stolen can we? Advice I have received says that we can't.

No you can't, under these circumstances... it is a civil dispute only, definitely not a Police or Criminal matter... sorry.

[Patrick]

at the end of the day he has stolen the car, just keen on increasing your voice untill you get the results you are looking for.

Police are weird people who like to take it up the bum, you just have to ram it in harder for them to understand...

Sorry Bush Lawyer, wrong... in all respects...

[Indiana_Jones]

Do you know where specifically on the Shore it might be or not?

-Indy

[Jimmy B]

Without knowing the full story of "lending" the car... if it was lent to them for a week and has not been returned, two or three weeks or so later (for example...) they have "Converted" it for thier own use (same as stealing it...) and it is something they can be arrested for and the vehicle entered as "stolen."

They legally had it for the 1 week, with your permission, which is fine and dandy to all involved... after that, it is converted for their own use, without authority of the owner, which is an offence under the Crimes Act 1961.

Hey Patrick thats good advice, but what if OG doesnt want to prgress the matter to the point of prosecution, could she list it as stoilen then dropp charges, sounds like we are talkin family here, no one really wants to bust their reletives..do they??