Damaged parking: what to do if the perpetrator has fled
Journalist
Anna Tkach
14.09.2025 - 06:30
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In Kyiv and other cities, cases are increasingly frequent where drivers return to their cars in parking lots and find scratches or dents, but the perpetrator is nowhere to be found. Most often, offenders leave the scene without explanations, complicating the situation for the car owner, who then has to fight for justice.
The patrol police emphasize the need to immediately call 102 and wait for the crew to arrive in order to draw up a protocol and fix the damage. If there is suspicion of intentional property damage, the case is classified as hooliganism or intentional damage, which can have serious legal consequences. Timeliness and evidence collection can help identify the responsible party and avoid repair losses.
According to hvylya.net: In modern conditions, car owners face the issue of leaving the accident scene without notifying the police. Instructions from the patrol police provide a clear algorithm of actions in such situations, including quick notification, evidence collection, and compliance with the law to protect their rights and property.
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