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Input: A little background: I am a spray tan tech at a salon and just secured a weekly client. This client (we’ll call her K) came in for her 2nd spray tan this evening. She’s a little rough around the edges, but a very pleasant lady and I enjoy our conversation. As she was paying today, she gave me a $20 tip, which is the most anyone has ever tipped me. I was floored and it made me tear up a little. However, as K was leaving in her vehicle, she flat out rammed some other poor girls car and left the scene, almost hitting another car as well. I didn’t see this happen, but two other customers did, and came in to let us know what had happened. They saw her walk out of the salon. When they described her to me, as well as her car, I knew exactly who she was. (Descriptively, there’s no mistaking her.)  The girl who’s car was hit was still in the salon, so I told her when she came out to the lobby and went out to look at the damage with her. There wasn’t too much damage, but I told her I had the info if she needed to make a police report/insurance claim. She called her mom, who insisted that she make a police report. The officer then came into the salon and asked for K’s info, so I gave it to him. 

I feel awful for being part of getting her into trouble. I’m sure she will probably be charged for this. I feel conflicted and if she knows it was me who gave her info, I’m sure I will lose her as a client. Did I do the right thing, or am I the asshole here?

ratting on someone to the police who just gave me a $20 tip