04-16-2010, 12:18 PM
...and it gets worse when the cop gets all of the facts wrong and you have to ask for an amendment, which usually involves repeatedly going to the police station during a duty-change in the modest hope of finding him there and after leaving a half dozen messages that he's never responded to.
Even if he's there, he won't come to the front-desk to see you. He'll just tell the clerk to tell you that he doesn't amend his reports.
Eventually, the insurance companies will work things out between them and they'll probably allocate most of the fault to you because you didn't provide the police report in a timely manner and all of your effort will have been mooted by a bunch of faceless, nameless people in an unidentified office of the insurance company whom you can't even contact by phone or lodge a complaint about because they and their supervisors' identities are kept secret to keep angry customers from killing them.
Even if he's there, he won't come to the front-desk to see you. He'll just tell the clerk to tell you that he doesn't amend his reports.
Eventually, the insurance companies will work things out between them and they'll probably allocate most of the fault to you because you didn't provide the police report in a timely manner and all of your effort will have been mooted by a bunch of faceless, nameless people in an unidentified office of the insurance company whom you can't even contact by phone or lodge a complaint about because they and their supervisors' identities are kept secret to keep angry customers from killing them.