On November 27, 2015 at approximately 1657hrs I, Officer Sullivan was notified by dispatch of a two vehicle crash at the corner of F Street and East Clark. Upon my investigation it was found that the crash had happened at the corner of G Street and East Clark.
I talked to the reporting party Shawn Mannhardt; who told dispatch that he did not have a cell phone so he left his car at the intersection and walked home to call the police. Mr. Mannhardt informed me that the other person involved in the crash was Tabbatha Bailey. Mr. Mannhardt stated that Ms. Bailey gave him her phone number and her license plate number and she left the scene. He said that Ms. Bailey said because no one was hurt they did not have to report the crash to the police. Mr. Mannhardt did not feel comfortable with that so he left his vehicle at the scene and walked home to call the police.
When I arrived to the location of the crash I was not able to find the vehicle so I called Mr. Mannhardt back. He stated that he was a bit rattled when the crash happened so he might have confused the streets. Mr. Mannhardt then told me that it might have been the corner of G Street and Clark; that is where I found his vehicle. I asked him to review the sequence of events with me one more time now that I was at the scene of the crash. …show more content…
Mannhardt told me that he was traveling West on East Clark street; he then said that he thought that he was in the intersection of the cross streets when he had to swerve to the right to try to not collide with Ms. Bailey’s vehicle. Which he stated was traveling South on G street. Mr. Mannhardt did in fact collide with her vehicle; the driver’s side of Mr. Manhardt’s vehicle had some front end damage (pictures are provided with this report). The white Chevy Cavaliers hood is creased like a tepee on the driver’s side and the headlight is pushed in. There was also some paint transfer on the area of the vehicle where it had been
I talked to the reporting party Shawn Mannhardt; who told dispatch that he did not have a cell phone so he left his car at the intersection and walked home to call the police. Mr. Mannhardt informed me that the other person involved in the crash was Tabbatha Bailey. Mr. Mannhardt stated that Ms. Bailey gave him her phone number and her license plate number and she left the scene. He said that Ms. Bailey said because no one was hurt they did not have to report the crash to the police. Mr. Mannhardt did not feel comfortable with that so he left his vehicle at the scene and walked home to call the police.
When I arrived to the location of the crash I was not able to find the vehicle so I called Mr. Mannhardt back. He stated that he was a bit rattled when the crash happened so he might have confused the streets. Mr. Mannhardt then told me that it might have been the corner of G Street and Clark; that is where I found his vehicle. I asked him to review the sequence of events with me one more time now that I was at the scene of the crash. …show more content…
Mannhardt told me that he was traveling West on East Clark street; he then said that he thought that he was in the intersection of the cross streets when he had to swerve to the right to try to not collide with Ms. Bailey’s vehicle. Which he stated was traveling South on G street. Mr. Mannhardt did in fact collide with her vehicle; the driver’s side of Mr. Manhardt’s vehicle had some front end damage (pictures are provided with this report). The white Chevy Cavaliers hood is creased like a tepee on the driver’s side and the headlight is pushed in. There was also some paint transfer on the area of the vehicle where it had been