Donated by a 19 year old only having his license a couple months.





My parking lot at home is very tight to work around, and has 4 spaces on one side, a driveway in the middle, and 4 spaces on the opposite side. I always back in because of where my spot is and my street is one way.

This happened Thursday night, I did not notice it until today while my wife, little girl and I was eating lunch at a resturant. When walking out of the resturant, I noticed the gap between my headlight and the bumper and then noticed this. I figured it to be one of the neighbors who has a white car. When we got home I was looking at her car and noticed other pieces of white plastic all around it. There was no damage on her car though.

Her son came home while I was looking at her car and told me what had happened Thursday night to his car. There is road work taking place on our street and the 19 year old became confused (as per original police report) and was trying to turn around when her rashed up the fender of the neighbors sons Mustang pretty good and left nice white paint and pieces of his car all over the driveway. I just filed a police report, and it will be tied in to the original, so hopefully before long this rash will be healed.

 

whew all those her and his are confusing. So a 19 year old hit your neighbors mustang and your truck, but the guy who hit you lives there also?

And what kind of loser gets their license at 19

 

 

lol i got mine when i was 17

 

14 here.

 

The same one who leaves the scene of an accident to fetch his mommy. Sorry for the confusion. I didnt realize this was on my truck until earlier today. My neighbor has a white Civic, her son has a Mustang. I originally thought the neighbor hit my truck. The 19 yo loser doesnt live here (or anywhere close I gather).

We have roadwork going on right in front of the complex, in which the middle lane is barricaded, but left turn and right lane are open, although they are very narrow. It was dark and raining and I guess he thought the whole road was closed and was trying to turn around (in a one way?). Sorry for the confusion.