Driver driving wrong vehicle but

[ltolman4]

Police Computer said correct.

"Can I see your License and Proof of Insurance Please?"

So the Insurance gave me a license plate number and Vehicle type; yet the vehicle she was driving is completely different!!

So I checked the Police Computer. Police Computer gave me the correct information.

I took a screenshot of the error and dang it; I didnt take a screenshot of Police Computer.

Also let me ask you this.


The hypothethical:

Joey Laurense is suppose to drive a 4 door Pickup with license plate ending in *4ET according to the Proof of Insurance. But the Vehicle Joey was found in was a Sedan with plates ending in *55X When I viewed the Police Computer it says Joey is suppose to drive a Sedan ending in *55X.

What happens when we find a person driving the wrong vehicle? Can we charge them with Grand Theft Auto? Is this game evolved enough to let us see all the persons cars they own (insurance)??

[chicken007]

In short: If the insurance is fake, arrest 'em.

Three options jump out at me:

1. Drivers can have fake insurance cards. It is an arrest option.
2. Others present a stolen ID card showing another person's legitimate record.
3. Yes, stolen cars exist, and sometimes the thief's record does not mention the theft (which I find logical). And/or ownership of any vehicle whatsoever.

Did you check the vehicle's record in the police computer? They are separate from ID card records, although in ideal conditions, obviously they contain the same information.

Inconsistencies are much less confusing when one has multiple sources of information. I specifically recommend to Focus on the vehicle's license plate when one needs more information than one received from the ID card record. Then one can mouse-click (or arrow-key-and-spacebar) between the separate vehicle and ID records to compare them.

I used to go down the rabbit-hole chasing after that RNG-freestyled insurance card information salad. Then I noticed that no matter how zany it appears, it literally cannot produce evidence beyond "fake insurance". So now I glance at insurance cards' expiration dates and only ticket when the card appears valid but the computer says no insurance.

[ltolman4]

I had arrested that person anyways for a DUI narcotics. I didnt see a way to cite the person having the wrong insurance. The name on their insurance is the same; just the Vehicle type and License plate.

Also if I hovered my mouse on the license plate it didnt say much except related to the accident I was clearing (like Broken Windshield; didnt turn on blinker).

Good to know though that I can arrest them for having the wrong insurance; thank you

[chicken007]

It is smart to focus anywhere-on-the-vehicle to visually check accidents for violations when the license plate is missing.

However, if you focus (hold the button until complete) directly on the vehicle's license plate itself,
a separate vehicle record will appear in your police computer list. If you then closely scrutinize the list on the left of the screen, you will notice the difference. ID numbers are bigger than plate numbers.
This will also check the vehicle for broken stuff, etc. XD

Vehicle records are super helpful for resolving conflicting information because either the car is stolen, or the info will match the driver.
A suspect presenting a fake or stolen ID can be charged (for expired ID, invalid license plate, no insurance, etc.) using their vehicle record without risk of CP loss.

And one can also stand in the street blocking traffic and focusing on plates, then hitting 'c' to look for stolen cars, open warrants, etc. I favor those otherwise-boring big-building financial districts for their high volume traffic and uncomplicated pull-over logistics.

And yes, Stolen Cars exist! Once you start fishing plates, you'll find 'em. And then you'll find a stolen car driven by a person with a fake or stolen ID - a mystery person. Luckily, handcuffs are sized just right to fit mystery persons. Next!