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Input: My husband and I have just moved to Singapore and started living with my grandparents (it’s his parents’ place but his mom’s parents live there too). My grandfather-in-law has Parkinson‘s and it has gotten extremely bad the last few months when his medication is no longer as effective as it was before. For some reason, he managed to get his driver’s license renewed last year. 

His driving was already bad 2 years ago when I married into the family and let him drive me since I didn’t know how bad his condition was. He nearly hit the gates while driving out and kept stopping way too late at every stop, usually ending up with half the car sticking past the line. He couldn’t even park straight, and the best he could do after more than 20 min of trying was to park the car at a 45° angle. 

We’ve told him he can’t drive anymore and he claims he doesn’t, but we know he’s lying (car parked in a different spot, new dents on the car, etc.). A few months ago, he hit a stationary motorcyclist just because his reaction time is too slow, but the guy declined to press charges or call the police because he felt bad for the old man.

He’s really going to kill someone soon, but my in-laws’ stance is that it’s just a few more months until he has to retake his driving test, so we should just wait for him to fail that and that’ll put an end to his driving. However, that’s what they said last year, and somehow, he managed to pass the test. I really have no idea how that was possible since everyone in the family agreed he has not been fit to drive for years. 

My mom-in-law insists he promised he won’t drive again anymore, but he’s been saying that for months and yet he keeps secretly driving. She’s getting really upset with my husband &amp; I for being “disrespectful” when we get upset about his lying and insists we need to be more understanding of how hard it is for “a man to lose his freedom”. 

I really want to report him to the police to get his license revoked, and maybe even get them to investigate the person who keeps letting him pass his driving tests, but even my husband thinks this would be too much of an asshole move. 

wanting to call the cops on my grandpa-in-law