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:laughing: So if I really didn't like someone and to spite them I typed on a forum that I saw them do a roll on from 70 to 250, their car is going to get impounded? :thumbsup:
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I don't believe they can impound your car via 1 public persons heresay, however if they kept getting numerous calls regarding your vehicle action could probably be taken.

Q: Can police take my car without my permission?

A: Any vehicle that has been used to commit a hoon-related offence may be impounded or immobilised by Victoria Police for 48 hours. Police may seize the vehicle 'on the spot' or up to two days after the offence, or serve notice on the driver within 10 days of the offence, or 28 days if detected by a speed camera, demanding the vehicle be surrendered to a designated location. Police may also obtain a warrant from a court to search for and seize the vehicle from private property, if it is not surrendered voluntarily.

I cannot find anything regarding the hoon hotline and laws that govern what the police can actually do...I would still think they have to prove beyond reasonable doubt you was actually hooning, if your floor mat came loose and somehow got stuck while the accelerator was down and 20 people saw you doing 150kph and all dobbed you in it would be an honest mistake, you should still be able to defend yourself.

edit.

Well, I found out you cannot defend yourself... never knew that one before.

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