I was hit head-on back in Nov.My car was totaled. None of us in my vehicle was seriously injurered. The other car was not being driven by the car’s owner. The owner of the other car claimed the car was stolen. However, it wasn’t until January that she filed a theft report. Her insurance is refusing to pay because the car was stolen. I am curiose how this is possible. I do have a lawyer, but so far they are not at all helpful.
well after my car was stoleni called the police and come tofind out it was some old friend that thought they could go joy riding and they wreck and some how the car was cought on fire and now one of them r tryin to suuuue me because they were hurt in the wreck from were they stoled my car.. there is a lawyer thats has already contacted me on there behalf HELP what do i do!!!!!!!!
R.I.P. Uncle Miguel..
Devoted Father And Husband..
Two carjacking suspects were in custody Wednesday after the vehicle in which they were fleeing from deputies crashed into a pickup truck in South Los Angeles, killing the man who was driving it, authorities said.
Paramedics sent to Century Boulevard west of Vermont Avenue shortly before 7 a.m. pronounced a man dead at the scene, d’Lisa Davies of the Los Angeles Fire Department said.
Miguel Castro Falcon, 46, of Los Angeles, died in the accident, said Capt. Ed Winter of the coroner’s office.
The vehicle, a Toyota Camry, that crashed into the truck had been carjacked at gunpoint shortly before 5 a.m., Deputy Johnie Jones of the Sheriff’s Headquarters Bureau said.
Deputies saw it about 7 a.m. and started chasing it, but backed off when they were told it was just a stolen vehicle, Jones said. It then crashed into the pickup truck.
The passenger in the Camry was arrested at the scene after getting into one of several other vehicles that were involved in the collision and trying to pass himself off as a victim, deputies said.
The driver fled but was caught about 90 minutes later, Jones said.
Both suspects were 16 years old, Los Angeles police said.
“I felt that they left him in the car too long,” Charles Rhodes, who said Falcon’s sons were in his karate class. “He (sat) there and suffered for about 10 minutes before he died. And that’s unfortunate, that a police pursuit went bad.”
The watch commander called off the chase “figuring that … the suspect would slow down and nobody would get injured from the incident.”
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