sorry to hear op!

 

I wouldn't trust cops to admit fault. Be prepared to get a lawyer involved would be my advice. Good luck with this.

 

Get a lawyer, it'll go in your favor. My aunt had a silimar incident, couldn't stop quick enough for flashing lights at the last moment. If I recalled the officer was at fault due to public panic, she got reimburse for some of the damage and insurance cover the rest. You're not srewed, its the police car thats at fault, its their job to take risk at the last moment, you were just there at the wrong time. My familys been in law inforcment for decades, so I'm sure you'll come out ok.

 

I would have your insurance approach the departments insurance carrier about a rental to use during the time it takes to replace the blazer.

 

Good idea! I really don't want to drive my S. She likes to be warm and pretty.

 

Get a rental from the insurance. The police/city will take care
of you. Talk to the police about replacement of your
vehicle. Unlike other coverup situations this they should be very helpful to you. If you want more get an attorney.

 

You've never driven in SC, have you?

j/k... I hope it all works out in your favor. And I agree with others that suggest that their insurance should cover a rental while you replace the Blazer.

 

I sent a message to my insurance guy asking for a rental. He won't be in until monday... or maybe not since it's a holiday. Maybe tuesday.

But yeah, I hope I get one. I need something ASAP. I refuse to drive my S right now.

 

ROFL beat me to it

 

^ I knew it was coming! where's he at anyway?