Kathryn S. asked
I was involved in a hit and run in Junction City, Kansas. I left the scene because I got scared and couldn't afford the hit, even though I saw myself hit the vehicle and leave a dent. The police contacted me through my Sergeant (military), and I told them everything that happened. What are the legal implications, and is there a way to handle this without it affecting my record?
February 16th, 2024
Earl W. answered
The situation you described could result in a misdemeanor hit and run charge, which is a minor offen...
February 16th, 2024
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