The Jeep Wave Explained

[skipperau]

Originally Posted by Nanook

I wasn't going to say that



I nearly put the white Cherokee into the Police several months ago. There was a person severely injured (I actually think they died as a result) in the National Park behind where we live in a hit and run with a white 4wd.



The next morning I was going to work and here was the Cherokee with the front stoved in and a smashed windscreen. The only thing that stopped me was the thought that I could be ruining this poor guy's life if I'm wrong.

The boys in blue would have done forensic tests for blood before he was charged.
It'd still be worth telling them anonymously of your suspicions.

[Benno9872]

Originally Posted by Nanook

I wasn't going to say that

I nearly put the white Cherokee into the Police several months ago. There was a person severely injured (I actually think they died as a result) in the National Park behind where we live in a hit and run with a white 4wd.

The next morning I was going to work and here was the Cherokee with the front stoved in and a smashed windscreen. The only thing that stopped me was the thought that I could be ruining this poor guy's life if I'm wrong.

Explain how you'd be ruining that poor guys life? A quick examination would prove his involvement or not. And if he was involved? He took off and left someone to die (as you believe). Try and imagine how the victims family would feel that someone had information that could assist in giving them answers to how their loved one died not to mention bringing that person to account for their actions. That's why leaving the scene of an injury crash can be referred to as 'callous disregard'.