Appellant's Brief - Washington State Courts
Appellant's Brief - Washington State Courts
Appellant's Brief - Washington State Courts
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consistent with items that would be kept in normal business records or<br />
would be found in abandoned, impounded, or towed vehicles. RP 280.<br />
ARer a thorough investigation of the evidence and documents<br />
collected from the trailer, Detective Yglesias forwarded the information to<br />
the prosecutor's ofice without a recommendation that charges be filed.<br />
RP 281.<br />
Jeffrey Charley<br />
In late 2003, Mr. Cheney was driving his '94 Pontiac Grand Prix<br />
when he blew a tire, drove into a ditch, and wrecked the car. RP 152-1 53.<br />
The Pontiac was towed away by someone in Gig Harbor. RP 153-1 54.<br />
Mr. Cheney was not able to retrieve his possessions from the inside of the<br />
vehicle, and he was notified that the vehicle was sold at auction. RP 153-<br />
154.<br />
Plaintiffs exhibit 4 contains Mr. Chaney's name, social security<br />
number, bank account number, two Visa account numbers, and Mi.<br />
Cheney's then current place of employment and home address. RP 154-<br />
155. Mr. Cheney does not know Mr. Hendrickson. RP 155. Mr. Cheney<br />
testified that he had never been the victim of identity theft. RP 156.<br />
Robert Phillips<br />
In 2004 Mr. Phillips had a 1984 Mercury Cougar towed. RP 159-<br />
160. When it was towed there was a vehicle registration and some receipts
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