This is simply a question about a friend of mine who had borrowed my car & proceeded to get a DUI while driving it. The cops did

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This is simply a question about a friend of mine who had borrowed my car & proceeded to get a DUI while driving it. The cops did

Anonymous Jan 5, 2015 4 views 1 answers

This is 2nd time I have submitted this question. Your mess up has been turned around to be my fault. If I get no satisfaction this time will never use again. It is most unusual for you to make a mistake of this magnitude & then blame me for it. Here is what happened. Both my dear friend's cars wee DOWN. I allowed him to borrow mine. He proceeded to get a DUI. The cops did not take him to jail nor did they impound my car. I have ONE vehicle & obviously depend on such. My question is he goes to Court on January 9th. Can my car be impounded after the fact? Simple as that. Try not to let this get messed up.

Daniel Perlman · Accepted Answer · 2026-06-15T13:03:47+00:00

I am sorry that something happened to your question that it went unanswered- There should be no reason for your vehicle to be impounded after the fact. Sometimes there is a provision in the vehicle or criminal code that could allow the DMV or the Court to order the impounding of the defendant's vehicle, but we are not talking about "HIS" vehicle, and so I expect yours is safe in relation to this particular situation.

This is simply a question about a friend of mine who had borrowed my car & proceeded to get a DUI while driving it. The cops did

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