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What would you do?
What would you do if you came back to your school parking lot and found out that your car was dented...would you go and tell the school, and ask them tofigure out who it was?
I think i may have dented a car when i was backing out today, and i'm really scared of getting in trouble.
Please help! THnaks
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I would be really mad if someone hit my car and didn't leave me a note or anything. Some schools have security cameras in the parking lots, so they might be able to find out it was you. You probably signed a wavier or it was mentioned in your school's handbook that they are not responisble for loss/damages to vehicles, but that only means you can't sue the school. If the person finds out it was you they can sue you.
If you remember what the car looks like, I would go try to find it in the parking lot, and see if there is any damage to it. If there is, you have to take responsiblity for your actions. If you don't know which car it is you can always just turn yourself in and have the principal take car of who the car belongs to.
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deffinitley, and unless you signed a waiver saying that you know the dangers, and possibilities of what may happen to your car, you could demand your school pay for it.
request an officer patrol the lot, we have one now because a bunch of kids got their cars broken into, and if the school has to keep payin for shit, then their gunna want protection on the lot too.
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absolutely, i would go and figure out who it was. you have to take responsibility for your actions. you have to be responsible to have a car. that means that if you run into something, you need to make things right with whoever owns it. the person whose car you hit is probably pretty pissed off right now. i know i would be. so you can't be scared of getting in trouble... you wouldn't have gotten in trouble in the first place if you had just confessed. so think about it. you have to be accountable for your actions.
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