Soldato
My dad's partners sister went to work yesterday and parked her car a few hundred yards away from her place of work (out of site though).
She finished work and her car was gone, so she got straight onto the phone to the rozzers and they advised that her car was "on fire" and a fire engine had to come and put the fire out and they removed the car.
The police report claims, nobody was involved, but the car did also damage the car of her boss (a BMW). Her insurance are not willing to give her a curtosy car for a few days until an initial investigation has been carried out. If she is found responsible for the fire then she is apparently not going to be entitled at a car or any insurance payout.
Here is an article for the incident.
http://www.thisisdevon.co.uk/news/M...st-flames/article-3357630-detail/article.html
She finished work and her car was gone, so she got straight onto the phone to the rozzers and they advised that her car was "on fire" and a fire engine had to come and put the fire out and they removed the car.
The police report claims, nobody was involved, but the car did also damage the car of her boss (a BMW). Her insurance are not willing to give her a curtosy car for a few days until an initial investigation has been carried out. If she is found responsible for the fire then she is apparently not going to be entitled at a car or any insurance payout.
Here is an article for the incident.
http://www.thisisdevon.co.uk/news/M...st-flames/article-3357630-detail/article.html