Chp Accident Report Concerns
Summary
In California, the CHP should facilitate communication after an accident but may not translate verbatim. If you believe the accident report is inaccurate or mishandled, gather evidence, file a complaint with the CHPs Internal Affairs Unit, and consult a local attorney specializing in police misconduct.Full Conversation
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Hello Jim, in California:
- CHP should facilitate communication between parties after an accident.
- They may not be required to translate verbatim, but they should provide basic information.
Please confirm with a local attorney or the CHP directly.
I had a chp not tell me what was said between him & the other driver & makes me wait two months before they sell me the accident report where he leaves out many witnesses & then a couple days later I recall never seeing any brake lights on the other vehicle that pulled onto the hwy in front of me only to stop & want to turn left after only going about * feet leaving me nowhere to go but into the back of him when I contacted the chp that was on the screen he actually had the odasity to say maybe it was a standard & that's why I seen no brake lights! & He would check if it's even still in the area & it was a large local company's work truck but I had no knowledge of this for two months
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In California, it's crucial to:
- Gather all relevant accident information, including witness details.
- Seek immediate legal advice if you feel the report is inaccurate.
- Contact the CHP or a legal expert for issues with the report.
Please consult a local attorney for further guidance.
If your a little rattled from the accident shouldn't it be chp's job to get all information from witnesses & bash cam footage
In California, the CHP is responsible for:
- Collecting information at the accident scene.
- However, obtaining witness information and dash cam footage is not specifically their duty.
Get legal advice if you believe there's missing or incorrect information.
Oh no there's a crooked lying chp
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. If you believe there's misconduct:
- File a complaint with the CHP's Internal Affairs Unit.
- Consult a local attorney who specializes in police misconduct cases.
- Document all interactions and evidence for your case.
Please seek professional legal advice.