[QUOTE="SPESSMAHREEN"] Well... You have to tell them about the other driver, but even if she denies that there was another driver, what can she really say you did... She can say you swerved and that messed up her tires, but then you can go like it was nothing and say she had to turn like 4 ft or something... Basically lie your ass off, IF you have to.
And she really doesn't have any proof, if the cops weren't called... Plus a tire or two isn't all that expensive to begin with and her car was fine, so she can't pin anything on to you.
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Lying about things like this is a bad idea, especially if other witnesses are turned up later during the investigation. It's not a very honourable thing to do either. So don't lie. Just stick to your version of events. If any witnesses do come forward, they're going to be reporting the same thing.
Assuming she is going to try to sue him for false damages, you kind of have to. No, witness is going to report a car that ALMOST crashed unless they are false witnesses brought in by the woman... Plus, she really has no proof of anything occuring. Not a scratch on the car. No pain at the scene. A scratchy tire is proof of nothing.
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