Is Obtaining Police Photographs After an Accident Difficult? One of the ways that we work to build value in our client’s case is to perform a superior investigation into the facts of the car accident. That means obtaining the evidence that the police recorded or obtained in the course of their investigation into the wreck. Usually, police officers have the first opportunity to photograph vehicles and download data from the black boxes of vehicles involved in crashes. This is a template that we use in obtaining police photographs after an accident, as well as electronic/digital downloaded data from vehicles involved in a car wreck:
Sent via Certified U.S. Mail W/Return Receipt Requested
August 17, 2018
City of Atlanta Police Department
OPEN RECORDS / CENTRAL RECORDS 226 Peachtree St., SW Atlanta, GA 30303 |
City of Atlanta Police Department
Special Operations Section Attn: 180 South Industrial Blvd. Atlanta, GA 30354 |
RE: Date of Accident: 7/19/2018 at approximately 6:10 a.m.
My Client:
Location of Accident:
Last Known Location of Motorcycle:
Warrant No.
Dear Sir or Madam:
Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 50-18-70 et seq. (Georgia’s Open Records Act), please provide full and complete copies of each of the documents, records, and recordings identified below:
Please contact me if in advance for authorization if payment in excess of $250.00 will be required to fulfill this request. Thank you for your kind assistance.
With kindest regards, I am
Sincerely,
Richard Blevins
Dealing with a car crash can be worrisome and a stressful situation. Don’t go through this alone. If you need a Gwinnett County car accident lawyer, contact Blevins & Hong, today for a free consultation.