Waking up to find your car missing doesn’t exactly make for a good morning. I totally don’t know that from experience. I 100% have not walked out of my place hungover only to find my car not there, and towed by Rocha’s Towing Service. But that’s not exactly what happened to Portland resident Erin Hatzi. Not only was her car NOT towed but she didn’t have to deal with that piece of work, Rocha.
Hanzi’s home surveillance cameras recorded a woman walking up to her red Subaru, getting in and casually driving off. “We were really confused because it didn’t seem like the normal actions of a car thief,” Hatzi told First Coast News. “You wouldn’t think they’d sit there in idle in the owner’s driveway for two or three minutes.”
Just after filing the police report Hatzi’s husband noticed a police officer outside with a woman getting out of his wife’s car. She left a note and some gas money.
The note reads:
“Hello, So sorry I stole your car. I sent my friend with my key to pick up my red Subaru at 7802 SE Woodstock and she came back with your car. I did not see the car until this morning and I said, ‘that is not my car.’ There is some cash for gas and I more than apologize for the shock and upset this must have caused you. If you need to speak further, with me, I am ******* and my number is ……….So so sorry for this mistake.”
h/t: First Coast News
