Argh!! F'ng DMV

[VisceralReaction]

  That's really funny because my neighbor moved up here to north Idaho last year.
He immediately got his Idaho DL and liscensed his truck.
The great state of Californication just sent him a letter that they will be seizing all his assets etc etc etc
and filing suit because he has not liscensed his truck nor paid for his emissions.
What's funny is they sent the letter to Idaho.

[Rob Hilding]

That's really funny because my neighbor move up here to north Idaho last year.
He immediately got his Idaho DL and liscensed his truck.
The great state of Californication just sent him a letter that they will be seizing all his assets etc etc etc
and filing suit because he has not liscensed his truck nor paid for his emissions.
What's funny is they send the letter to Idaho.

Again, see post #1 - change Mexico to Idaho - viola

[VisceralReaction]

I'll recommend he do that as well

[Duki09]

I'm in Arizona and had a motorcycle stolen.  I too received a registration renewal and called the DMV and asked what I should do since the motorcycle was stolen.

The DMV said that I should put on the form of change of owner to "UNKNOWN" which I did and that took care of that....well so, far  , I hope I don't have any issues even after 6 years like you have.

You think there would be something on a DMV registration form where it can be declared as stolen where even a retarded Kali government worker could understand.

But I do like how you filled out your form  LOL!!   Exactly, I mean EXACTLY what I thought of writing on my change of owner form. 

[corndog67]

I still get a notice from CA DMV on a 1981 YZ465 Yamahammer that I sold in about '88.   I've probably sent in 10 notice of release of liability over the years, but every now and then it comes back to haunt me. 

[Pedro-bot]

Why do you think it's in Mexico?

[Popeye the Sailor]

Why do you think it's in Mexico?

Probably because he's in San Diego.

[silentbob]

Why do you think it's in Mexico?

The regional auto theft task fore told me that 99.99999999% of all the motorcycles stolen in San Diego end up there.  So just a guess.

[silentbob]

There is no button the police push. It's a DMV issue. The police report (CHP 180) is filed with the State and the vehicle is entered into the SVS (Stolen Vehicle System). After that it's all DMV. I would set an appointment online, then go in with all your paperwork and demand to see a supervisor. You might also go to your local PD, let them know of the problem, and ask them if they can "run" the vehicle and give you a copy of the DOJ hit that shows it's listed as stolen. The hit will have the original reported date on it. If they wont do that for you let me know.

Thanks.  I'll let you know if I need the report.

[Pedro-bot]

The regional auto theft task fore told me that 99.99999999% of all the motorcycles stolen in San Diego end up there.  So just a guess.

That's a crazy stat!   

So really no chance of recovering a stolen bike in S.D. huh?

[silentbob]

That's a crazy stat!   

So really no chance of recovering a stolen bike in S.D. huh?

Almost never.  They did recover one of my motorcycles but only because they caught them in the act.  They were driving through Coronado at 3:00 am with my motorcycle in the back of a pickup.  The Coronado PD know the only people doing that are thieves so they pulled them over and arrested them.

 On another occasion I was sitting on the couch when the ghetto bird started circling overhead with the light shining down in my yard.  I grabbed my .45 and waited to see who was going to try to break into my house looking for refuge from the police.  After a few minutes the squad cars showed up out front where we found a dead motorcycle thief.  The Naval police shot two of them and one died outside my door.  The other one made it a few block away before being captured. 

So, sometimes the system works.

[BastrdHK]

Damn, the Naval police don't play huh?  Shoot first.....questions answered! We need more of that 

[corndog67]

As it should be.

[silentbob]

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I am so make the beast with two backsing pissed.  I called the Coronado police dept and they insist that they entered the vehicle in DOJ computer.  I called the DMV and they insist that the police dept has not entered it.  I told them I don't care whose fault it is but I cannot fix it for them and they need to talk to each other, but they refuse.  I went to the Coronado police dept and got a copy of the police report.  I took it to DMV and showed it to them.  They still refuse to take it off their system.  On top of that, someone is trying to register the bike without a title.  I asked if they are going to report that person to the police and they said no because the vehicle is not stolen according to their system.  What a bunch of make the beast with two backsing assholes.  I hate the DMV and all their brain dead troglodyte employees with a passion.

[Raux]

now you can go back to the police and reopen the investigation with a fresh lead into your stolen bike!