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Stickyfynger t1_j9u9r2v wrote

Why the hell didn’t MPD check to see if it was stolen and offer to contact whoever is listed/registered under the license tag. added link to WMUR story

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UnfairAd7220 t1_j9uwfk9 wrote

Funny thing about that. My nephew had his truck stolen in Concord when he had a medical issue.
He gets, more or less, better in a couple days, so he goes to try and track it down. MIA.

Months go by and he's been moved from hospital to hospital and he finally gets a notice from a storage yard in Manchester that the storage bill has come due. Yeah. It was hauled off a street in Manchvegas, and hauled to a yard.

The bill found HIM before he found the car. Evidently, a lost car is only searched for in the town that it's lost in. Its like 'too much effort' to have a state listing of VINs that could be searchable?

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quaffee t1_j9vhxd3 wrote

If they did have such a list they'd probably keep it in Excel

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Cantide756 t1_j9w4zl1 wrote

They have a state database, it's just not obligatory to enter it in, and laziness and or apathy strikes.

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Stickyfynger t1_j9y4wu1 wrote

This story was covered in WMUR too weird…guess it’s considered abandoned property at this point…dump n run make it someone else’s problem.

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