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->  TR> order, and the police officer would commandeer your vehicle 
-> anyway. If  TR> there was any harm done to your vehicle, it would be 
-> repaired by the  TR> City or entity that commandeered it. Your theft 
-> charges would be filed
-> SM> This is a misnomer Tom, you seem to forget I worked for a S.O., 
-> and I   > have friends/know people with CPD, and still have numerous 
-> friends with   > the Sheriff's Department, the replacement/repairing 
-> of vehicles used   > after commandeering where so damaged, or 
-> destroyed, is very *UNLIKELY*   > to occur.
-> Never mind who you claim you worked for/with.  It is obvious that the
-> laws provide anyone who has their property commandeered a remedy to
-> recover their losses/damages......period.
In our State this is referred to as Tort liability, and the LE Agency
*MUST* reimburse the citizen for the damage.  Which is why commandeering
isn't used much around here.  We see it (Tort Claims) for tires damaged
by out spike strips more then damage from accidents caused by taking a
citizens car.
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