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Sullivan Place Apartment Observation Paper

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Driver of vehicle 1, Darrel Green, stated he pulled onto the Sullivan Place Apartment lot at approximately 3:00pm. Green stated he parked on the west side parking lot along North 25th Street as he always has. Green stated he backed into the parking spot and proceeded into the residence. Green advised that he was not aware that he struck a parked vehicle. Witness 1, Eric Canada, stated he was sitting inside of his Sullivan Place Apartment living room which faces the west side parking lot. While looking out the window, Canada observed vehicle 1 pull onto the parking lot. Canada stated vehicle 1 began backing up into the parking spot south of vehicle 2 and appeared to strike vehicle 2. Vehicle 1 pulled away from vehicle 2 and proceeded to park in the parking spot. Canada advised the apartment manager Shakeena Dunning who then contacted this department. Witness 2, Clarence Brown (owner of vehicle 2), responded to the scene and stated there was black scrape marks located on the driver’s side rear fender that was not there when he last parked his vehicle. …show more content…

Vehicle 1 proceeds to back into the parking spot south of vehicle 2. Vehicle 1 pulled away from vehicle 2 and re-aligns his vehicle to park in the parking spot. Driver of vehicle 1 exited the vehicle and entered the apartment building. I observed scraped markings on the driver’s side rear bumper of vehicle 1. I observed black paint transfer on the driver’s side rear fender of vehicle 2. Driver 1 stated he was not injured as a result of this accident. Manager Dunning advised that they would forward a copy of the surveillance footage from this accident, to this department once it becomes available. Both parties received an Accident Referral

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