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TBF, the cops don't know if the driver is an innocent office worker, falsely fingered by Hertz, or really is a criminal who has stolen the car. The cops at thi
by chiph 4y ago
TBF, the cops don't know if the driver is an innocent office worker, falsely fingered by Hertz, or really is a criminal who has stolen the car.
The cops at this point ought to be pushing back against Hertz, telling them to get their shit together so that their officer's time & risk aren't being spent on these wild goose chases that just end up making them look bad.
I for one, am not going to be renting from Hertz or their other brands (Dollar, Thrifty). I don't want to get swatted by them.
- londons_explore 4y agoIt seems fine for these cases to become a traffic stop. But as soon as the driver produces documents saying they've legally got the car, the arrest shouldn't proceed unless Hertz claims the documents are false. A quick phone call to Hertz customer service by the police officer should answer that question.