needhelp910
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Hello,
I met a girl online and we exchanged numbers. When we met, I told her I was not interested in continuing the date. She went crazy and wouldn't let me leave. She first went toward my car door handle after I had gotten into the car. I had locked it before she could do anything. She then stood behind the car so I could not pull out. I gently backed out and she had to move. She finally came to the front of the car, grabbed the driver side wiper and ripped it from the car as I drove off. She never made contact with me, only the car.
The only information I have on her is a cell phone number and first name. No one saw the meeting and attack, so I am concerned about establishing that she was even there, let alone that she did the damage to the car. We did chat a few times on the way to meet, so I guess cell phone records would prove that we talked. I also received one text from her around the time of the incident - but it was just a pretty innoucous "u around?". I have texted her a few times since then saying that I may press charges in hopes of getting a text from her admitting the incident or fault, but have gotten no response to help in that way.
My questions are: what charges may I press? Any criminal charges or just civil? Should I file a police report and what good would that do me? Is there any chance that I could win this case, and if so, what evidence could I use to prove a)that she was actually there, and b)that she is the one who did the damage. Thanks!
I met a girl online and we exchanged numbers. When we met, I told her I was not interested in continuing the date. She went crazy and wouldn't let me leave. She first went toward my car door handle after I had gotten into the car. I had locked it before she could do anything. She then stood behind the car so I could not pull out. I gently backed out and she had to move. She finally came to the front of the car, grabbed the driver side wiper and ripped it from the car as I drove off. She never made contact with me, only the car.
The only information I have on her is a cell phone number and first name. No one saw the meeting and attack, so I am concerned about establishing that she was even there, let alone that she did the damage to the car. We did chat a few times on the way to meet, so I guess cell phone records would prove that we talked. I also received one text from her around the time of the incident - but it was just a pretty innoucous "u around?". I have texted her a few times since then saying that I may press charges in hopes of getting a text from her admitting the incident or fault, but have gotten no response to help in that way.
My questions are: what charges may I press? Any criminal charges or just civil? Should I file a police report and what good would that do me? Is there any chance that I could win this case, and if so, what evidence could I use to prove a)that she was actually there, and b)that she is the one who did the damage. Thanks!