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Bender Finder minors, two weeks later wants a police report?

I got into a wreck a few weeks ago. The guy I touched the brakes locked up, go approx. 10 mph because of him not paying attention to the road. On stage, the guy I hit chose not to inform the police, and that I could pay for his bumper of his pocket. About a week later, after jumping two of our pieces back together, he now says there was minor damage to the bottom of her trunk, estimated at $ 2,000. To do this, now he wants a police report to inform the insurance. Should I refuse and just give him the money for the bumper, as I said I? In addition, he had a television installed in his dashboard that was playing. He verbally told two friends that he "felt bad b / c he was watching the TV when the accident occurred. "Is it a case or what? I do not think b / c how do I know that the core damage was not already there?

If no one says police and the police are not arrive, there is no police report, and you BSing. However, I am not sure if insurance will be your best option because it sounds like you were tailgating (In fact, 99% of cases where you hit a car ahead is called tailgating, and the guy behind is usually attributed responsible for 100%). Give him the extra $ 500 above the bumper, see if he takes it. Otherwise, you may have to bite the bullet and call your insurance.

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