Turning the Tables on a Hit-and-Run

She hit my car and drove off. I caught it on dashcam. I reported her—and now I’m the villain.

It gets worse. Part 3 She flat-out refused to give me her parents’ number.

Said, “It’s my problem, not theirs,” and that they don’t even talk much anymore.

That hit different, because I actually know her parents from local community events and fairs.

They always seemed like reasonable people. I genuinely believe this would’ve been

solved instantly if they were involved. But she shut that door completely. At that point,

it was obvious she wasn’t planning on taking real responsibility. Just damage control for herself.

So I walked away, went home, and made one decision that would flip this whole situation