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Originally Posted by Razz
I think the Police would be very interested in the video especially if you can find out the address where he lives.
He is probably causing vandalism on several cars.
The Judge will fine him big time.
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I can understand why people would think so but this is NYC.
Here's an example. When a drunk driver hit my car causing $2500 in damage I had it on tape, got the plate and everything. I spoke with three different cops at the station house. One told me they're not allowed to look people up by plate number. Another told me to go outside and call 911 and ask for a police offer to take a report. A third told me that because I didn't call at the time it happened nothing could be done. You know, while I wasn't there.
All lies. That's an example of the sort of assistance you might expect from the NYPD for a somewhat real problem, involving damages, and all evidence provided for them.
In the end forum people figured out who it was and tracked him down.
This is a trivial problem and they don't have the time or manpower to waste on it. You know, if they wasted time and manpower on anything that didn't involve bodyguarding the rich and famous, aggravating bicyclists, or raising money by conducting illegal road blocks. Or placing their own in mental institutions for reporting corruption and illegal practices. Sodomizing innocent people with plungers. Shooting bystanders. Hiding from the target of a citywide manhunt in the conductor booth of a train while the target is stabbing passengers to death. Frequenting whorehouses. Selling illegal guns to gangs. It's a very busy job.