I hope Karma catches him!

[husker boxster]

I sent the following email to Bastas with the title "Do The Right Thing"

To Bastas Management:

A young man's auto was recently damaged by an employee named Carlos. The young man is attempting to get contact information on Carlos and would appreciate your assistance. He has an eye witness to the accident but cannot get the process to be repaid in motion if he doesn't get info on Carlos. The eye witness has confirmed the young man did nothing wrong and he should not have to bear the brunt of the repair and the high ins that will go along with filing a claim.

How would you feel if you were in the young man's position?

If you truly are Portland's finest Italian restaurant, I'm certain you'll do the right thing.

Thank you.

Terry Lessmann

[keysguy]

Tell the cop if he can't even figure this one out he stands no chance at making detective. (sadly I've had to use this line on a less then brilliant cop) He's missing the first letter and can't figure it out? He has only 36 possibilities (a-z and 0-9) Talk to the cops supervisor. Point out that even a junior Dick Tracy fan club member can figure this one out. (you may want to phase it less derogatory) Anyway also post on Craig's list. offer a $50 reward for finding the car, then lead the cop to the car and ask for his days salary because you had to do his job.