And when was that?

Two days ago you missed an accident there as well.

A gypsy crashed into the side.

When the guy came from Rositos, we were waiting and the gypsy didn't have insurance.

He was pulling out, like you did, on that same place.

But there was a bus coming into the bus stop.

So I think he thought the bus was going past and he pulled out behind it.

But the bus slowed down and pulled in the bus stop.

He went in the back side of the bus and the driver was sitting in the bus.

The gypsy came out and started shouting and screaming at the bus driver.

Give me money, give me money. It's your fault you stopped and you damaged my car.

Definitely, there's no doubt who's fault it was. It was the gypsy's fault.

But he was screaming at the driver, threatening him.

I went to see the bus to shout at him.

I'm going to call the police. No, give me money, give me money.

Then he's asking, the gypsy's asking the shop and asking us.

You saw it.

It's his fault.

No, it wasn't his fault.

The driver said, calm down, there's a procedure.

I'm not going to give you any cash.

If you go to dispute, the company's going to investigate.

That's not the first time it happens to me.

There's a form, fill it in.

And when it's time to fill in the form, he says, don't worry about it.

Go in the car and dispute.

But he had no insurance.

So, second time now.

Because the guy who hit John's car, that busy John.

He didn't have insurance as well.

They're all coming down here.

But I don't know.

I feel like if I would drive without insurance.

Exactly.

Two miles.

I wouldn't be there.

But they're doing it.

What they do.

All dodgy names on it.

Yeah, that's what I said to the bus driver.

Probably the car is not in his name anyway.

Maybe it's sawn or it belongs to the writer.

Who knows?

Yeah, exactly.

It's not registered to anybody.

He should have called the police straight away.

Very unfair.

And unfair for him because he, you know, he saved three years to get that car.

He never had a car.

He loves it.

He spent money on it.

He polishes it.

He polishes everything.

He can't afford comprehensive insurance.

So, he's only got third party.

Dizzy John.

Dizzy.

So, did they prove it?

No.

The police gave him a crime number.

That's it.

And they call the insurance.

Well, I've got only third party insurance.

We're lucky then.

The pump has cracked.

So, unfair.

For him.

Of all people.

Like, after...

Even someone driving a car with no insurance and hit another one and he just get away with

it.

So far, the police said, okay, what do they do?

You mean someone's trying to kill you and he took them months to...

Yeah.

To do anything.

I mean, in that case...

That happens a hundred times a day.

They don't do nothing.

Maybe it's on a list, but still they're not going to do anything.

No.

And they didn't give him any money.

Who can give him money?

Police?

Insurance?

No.

No.

Insurance?

No.

SCOTT WOLTER'S DAUGHTER

Hello?

Hello?

Yes, please.

No, what's regarding for?

Oh, we don't do that.

It's not okay.

It's a wrong number.

Please delete it.

We will see what is coming up.

Scott WOLTER'S DAUGHTER

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Hello, Toby.

As garage of the repair center.

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October 1st, 2012.

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I don't know what the weekend is, but it's time to go.