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Input: About six months ago I was accused of a hit and run. The person who reported the hit and run claimed they witnessed me bump into a car in a parking lot, which I have no recollection of. Anyways, later that night I get a call from my local police station asking if I had been driving in this town near by which is not my hometown, I said yes, confused why I was being called. He explained  that a  bystander had reportedly saw me bump into a parked car and I should call the officer it was reported to in the other town. I did that and ended up meeting with the officer at the station a few days later and he did not want to hear anything I had to say. In fact, he did not even care to see my car which I found to be weird, since if I hit a car and caused $1000 in damages (which is what the police report claims) wouldn't he want to see my car? I also should mention that the parking lot where I supposedly hit the car is RIGHT across from the police station and there is supposedly no video surveillance of the accident. So the officer decided to give me the ticket and I went on my way. I was curious who this bystander was who reported the accident since he wasn't even the OWNER of the car, I looked him up on the internet after seeing his name on the police report and after seeing a photo of him I remembered when I was pulling into this parking spot that there was another young guy with a girl in a black Mercedes who were competing for the parking space and I pulled in ahead of them, and as the car drove around to the adjacent side he flipped me off. So I got a lawyer and explained the whole story to them and they still could not get the ticket dropped and instead wanted me to come in to the office and sign a paper to say I accept 2 points on my licence and a fine of $300. I refused to sign a paper acknowledging any wrongdoing for something I didn't do. This was about 3 months ago when I met with my lawyer and since then they have been very coy and seem frustrated at me for not taking their advice. I should also mention that this happened six months ago and the owner of the car that I supposedly hit and cause $1000 worth of damages too hasn't consulted their insurance company of it or contacted me. 

not taking my lawyers advice for something I didn't do