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Originally Posted by Dion
Phone the police and give thenm the license plate number. They could run it through their computer to see if said vehicle was reported stolen. Did something like this a few years back.
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I tried, and the non-emergency options (if it is following up on a robbery, press 3; if you car has been stolen, press 3, if.....) didn't cover this.
I'll probably do what MarchHare suggests and just pound on buttons to get a person I can ask.
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