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Yes, you can report it to the police, and if you have his plate, they can issue him a ticket. You may be called upon to testify in court and/or provide the video if he decides to dispute it.
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You can report it, and I would encourage you to report it. Call the New West non-emergency line and they'll handle it. I've reported dangerous drivers a number of times.
In my experience when I had a guy pass me on the shoulder in Sask. I called it in right away and within a few minutes I had a constable call me back trying to pinpoint where they were going.
Point of the matter, they appreciate you calling in. If you really wanna go above and beyond, call them and, if you can, follow the guy for as long as you can.
I know you can call 911 for suspected impaired driving, but do "one-time" dangerous maneuvers as such constitute an emergency?
I lack faith in the non-emergency line as a few years ago, i called it to report a group of crackheads cooking up crack in the visitors parking lot of my complex, and the police officer showed up 4 hours later (he was apologetic) - at 3am, telling me there was nobody there.
depends on their resources and severity of the crime. I called 911 because a suzuki vitara had strobes on highway 2. I had his plate and told them his direction but they just said thank you and never called me back afterwards.
There can be different outcomes with traffic complaints.. There are always three sides to a story.. 1. your side of the story 2. his side 3. the truth. The video clearly shows the driver run the stop sign. That is about the only offence that is revealed. The video clearly shows him signalling when he changed lanes into yours, with adequate room. Because you made a report, there will be a file created regarding what you said, and the vehicles involved. If a VT is served, the officer will have to determine who the driver was. If that cannot be done, the VT can be issue to the RO. It is goo you have video though. It helps a lot, and is self explanatory.
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