Rygar 8 Bit
Jaguar 64-bit
getting your finger prints on something that could be stolen is never a good idea
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I touched a stranger's car at work and the police took my info down...
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Blargonaut
Banned
I'm guessing he wanted to know what thirty shoes felt like in a hurry
NervousXtian
Thought Emoji Movie was good. Take that as you will.
Cops rarely ever take fingerprints, it's not TV/Movies. They took your info if they need to call you for anything later.
Don't sweat it. A stolen car happens all the fucking time, they don't take it as seriously as you think you would.
Don't sweat it. A stolen car happens all the fucking time, they don't take it as seriously as you think you would.
fastford58
Member
He wasn't shot, so...
Fixed2BeBroken
Member
truth
BibiMaghoo
Member
I mean, you thought it sketchy enough to call the police about it, but thought it was ok to get in it and drive it? That was unwise.
Nothing will happen, but it is now possible you are more involved than you should have been because your prints are in the car.
Nothing will happen, but it is now possible you are more involved than you should have been because your prints are in the car.
It'll be fine. They took down your information so that if there is an issue or a case, they can contact you to testify. Also, by knowing who you are, they can separate any of your forensic evidence from someone else's if there is an issue.
Don't worry about it. I've had to call the police many times to turn over evidence; it's SOP for them to collect your info so they can follow up.
Don't worry about it. I've had to call the police many times to turn over evidence; it's SOP for them to collect your info so they can follow up.