I don't think so but you can kick their ****.
2007-01-20 10:21:37
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answered by Yea Yea 4
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If the witness is cooperative, you need to get a police report. That is vandalism. Now, since the tire was not punctured, what do you sue for? Most Special Civil courts [which is where you file a lawsuit], have minimums and maximums on dollar amounts in suits. If you had to call road service, and it cost you $200. for them to come out, and you have a receipt for that, then you should file. If you bought a can of Fix-a-Flat for $2.99, then it's not worth it-the filing fee costs more than that.
2007-01-20 10:25:22
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answered by Mark P 2
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Keep steppin'. They aren't worth you being bitter. If you know the cause was right and you kept integrity then that's all that matters. Take what you've learned and apply it. If you know that they are no good then thank God you were able to see just what you don't want to be. That's reason enough to call them and thank them. You don't want to be connected with wrong anyway. Let them have their fun now. Whatsoever a man sows that shall he reap. Believe it and move on. No need for vengeance. Thank God for closing a door. There must be something better. Let go of the negative so you can flow right into your blessing. You'll get that new job for the new year when you release them from your mind. Just say a nice prayer for them, ask God to help you with your bitterness and to forgive you for any negative talk against them. Then, once your free from that, begin to thank God for making a way out of no way and providing you with a better position with better pay. Remember, in order to get to the next level we must pass the test. You can do it. Now get to soaring you eagle!
2016-05-24 02:03:35
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answered by ? 4
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The Genius (and the drawback) of the American system is that you can sue anybody for anything. If you do it pro se (by yourself) and don't have to hire a lawyer, It doesn't cost an arm and a leg. (Your case probably isn't big enough for a liar to do it on contingency (for a percentage) If you claim pain and suffering, missing appointments, medical damages... who knows what, it might get big. Don't confuse a criminal charge (vandalism) with a civil charge, (damages) they are two different things.
2007-01-20 10:40:27
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answered by hasse_john 7
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people with your attitude are the downfall of this country. suck it up sissy crybaby. it's a flat tire. for crying out loud, the tire wasn't damaged unless you were stupid enough to drive it after your "witness" told you it was flat. Unbelievable. Un-frikin-believable. go flatten their tire and keep it out of the criminal justice system, there are much more important things for police to do than take a stupid report on your flat tire. Seriously folks, don't you think our court system is jambed up enough with REAL crimes?
2007-01-20 18:51:49
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answered by MissCan'tBeWrong 3
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Possibly a vandalism charge, if he returns to your property again file a trespassing charge against him. If any amountable damage is done you can take him to Civil (small claims) court.
2007-01-20 10:22:07
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answered by sadeyzluv 4
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could be criminal mischief or disorderly conduct. As far as suing, what for? Air? Call the cops. He really didn't do any damage but I'm sure there was a reason for it.
2007-01-20 10:22:51
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answered by Anonymous
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It depends on whether it went flat on the bottom or the top.
2007-01-20 10:36:49
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answered by Yafooey! 5
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Only if you know who did it and have physical evidence.
2007-01-20 10:21:50
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answered by Anonymous
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Do the american thing, blame someone and shoot someone else.
2007-01-20 10:21:44
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answered by P.A.M. 5
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