Chicago Lenders Repossesed vehicle when it was vandalized and interferred with insurance and police investigation Mesa Arizona

Hardly.

First. The police were DONE with any need to visit your van again. If the police felt that they would need to investigate the VAN they would have IMPOUNDED it rather than leave it in your possession. The fact that the police left the vehicle in your position means that the police were finished with the vehicle.

Second. Insurance companies work WITH LENDERS all the time and they KNOW that the lien holder is going to take possession of the van so that no NEW DAMAGES occur. The fact that the insurance company took a sample of gas and left the vehicle with you indicates that the insurance company was finished with the van.

Thus, your claim that repossessing the vehicle interfered with an ongoing investigation by taking a "crime scene" is utter rubbish.

There is a tenant in all US jurisdictions of "chain of custody" for evidence. Once the police looked the van over and left it with you - THEY ARE DONE examining the vehicle. Anything they might find in/on the vehicle after they have made an initial examination and LEFT the vehicle with you is not admissable in court-hence the police were finished with it.

Insurance companies do not investigate crime scenes-that falls on law enforcement. All the insurance adjuster does is VERIFY what damage exists with the vehicle. They do not determine "who caused what" with the damage-only that damage exists, to what extent, and estimate the cost of repair.

Dude you are a moron...I know that my story sounds like a good piece of fiction, but like they say there is nothing stranger than the facts. I had an agreement for the auto payments, I have records that they had not made any contact, since I do not have a land line, I only have a cell phone, and thus every call is present is listed. I learned my lesson from an incident a few years ago, in relation to the Chandler Police Department. This lender did interfere with a police and insurance investigation, I have the documents to prove that, I have lab reports from the insurance company, because a couple of days later they found the sample there was a screw up at the lab. Oh, yeah, there is now a warrant for the arrest by the police for the vandal who did this to start with, I was called by the Police two days ago. So yeah truth is stranger than fiction, but I only deal with the facts. That is how i was trained as a correctional officer and that is how I ensure that I dont get screwed.

This story is so full of holes. "They didn't run my debit card when the payments were due as agreed". How did they run your debit card or did they? I mean if they didn't, didn't you find it kind of odd that the car company WASN'T taking money out of your account for your car payment? "I did not hear from Chicago Lenders for awhile thinking my that my payments were caught up and being made". AGAIN, didn't it dawn on you that you had more money in your account IF the payments hadn't been made. AND, IF the payments HAD'T been made, I guarantee some two bit used car company would be on the phone 5 times a day trying to get in contact with the person who owes them money. The reason the car company was going to report the vehicle stolen was because they hadn't been paid. Your wording is really interesting cause I've seen it before. IF certain terms of a contract aren't accurate or furfilled in a proper manner a vehicle CAN be reported as stolen in a criminal case as opposed to a civil matter. Kind of like those rent to own places CAN file theft charges if certain situations are furfilled. That whole "unknown chemical" line sounds like so much BS. I like the way you throw in the crime scene and insurance investigation. More BS. It's real interesting how the first sample got "lost".

Also amazing how the tank got from half full to empty before the agent got back out there. IF there had been an "unknown agent" that would have cause damage, how would have someone driven it long enough to empty out the half tank? I know some unknown "agent" snuck into the repo lot and sucked the gas out of your 99 dodge caravan. What do they say about a good offense? You didn't make the payments and you're threatening to SUE THEM? Good luck. You might however have a job in fiction writing or the TV or movie industry.