how do police look up VIN numbers?  Is there a national database?
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Try this site, which provides used car VIN number search, auto history check, vehicle history reports --> http://www.carfax.com/
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try going to a police station for info.
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The name of the Government agency is Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA). This Government Agency is selling the names and home addresses of motorists on its drivers' database to convicted criminals. For more information, refer to the source.
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try www.dmv.org  I was just there. It looks really easy to use. good luck.
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motor vehicle records.
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zabasearch.com.  It will list addresses and phone numbers (although they are not always up to date) but its a start.
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you can go to yahoo. images and then type in police officer or law enforcement
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The website for National searches would be... www.nsopr.gov ... although... it may be easier for you to search on a state by state basis... to do this .. just go to your states official site (for instance... if you live in sc... the address would be www.sc.gov... etc.) \nThe address I gave first (also in the reference section) is for the US Department Of Justice...
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All you need is the police report. It would have his drivers license number, and plate number. Hand that over to your insurance comapany and let them investigate it. It is extremely easy for them to get this information, and that's what they're there for. They will be happy to go after his company to keep from paying and taking time to find his info will not cost them hardly anything.
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you can go to the police department and ask for the specific information you need. they will be required to make copies of the reports for you, for a fee, under the Sunshine laws, or open records acts
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You can, but not legally. Use it to find the registered version.
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You have to check with the state you live in so try (your state)dmv and you might get better info there
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You can check criminal records at city hall. They are open to the public. \nAnother way is to sign up for criminal records search sites on the internet. For 40 bucks or so you can get tons of criminal info about anyone, as well as where they live, work, car they drive etc.
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file for a abandoned vehicle title at  the local DMV
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Most state's driver license department use only name and date of birth as Identifiers. So if you know what state this person is in,  it will be possible to find then using the Department of Transportation database.
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Go down to the circuit clerks office, with your Identification. Explain to them what's happened, they should be able to give a copy of the registration or copy of the title.They can print you a title, which will have all that info, OR call the sherriffs department give them your name, type of car, and ask which impound lot has your car, and what you need to do to retreive it, they should at least provide you a number.
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Check your local police station!\nTry NOT to get illegal access in police dept. database sys