McGilli
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Took my jeep in this morning to have the caster fixed.
Tonight I realized my dash-cam was not working - no lights on it. I checked it and realized the power cable and the rear camera cable were unplugged from the unit up on the window.
I plugged it in and looked at the footage.
While I was in the alignment shop waiting - a worker came out - instead of taking my jeep into the shop - he drove away from the shop for 3 minutes - the entire time not wearing a seatbelt (can hear the chime over and over) and he was talking on his phone to a friend about moving in with his girlfriend.
Then - he gets to this lot and starts to turn around - and it sounds like then - he realizes there is a dash-cam recording. He says something like he's surprised.
Then you hear a hand on the dash-cam - brushing against it - and the rear camera is disconnected at that point.
He keeps driving - then realizes it is still recording and then has his hand on it - and disconnects the power.
So, I then drove home and around for the day with no dash-cam... And is just lucky I found out at all....
What would you do?
BTW - the shop is over an hour away - it's not easy for me to just drive back there...
Tonight I realized my dash-cam was not working - no lights on it. I checked it and realized the power cable and the rear camera cable were unplugged from the unit up on the window.
I plugged it in and looked at the footage.
While I was in the alignment shop waiting - a worker came out - instead of taking my jeep into the shop - he drove away from the shop for 3 minutes - the entire time not wearing a seatbelt (can hear the chime over and over) and he was talking on his phone to a friend about moving in with his girlfriend.
Then - he gets to this lot and starts to turn around - and it sounds like then - he realizes there is a dash-cam recording. He says something like he's surprised.
Then you hear a hand on the dash-cam - brushing against it - and the rear camera is disconnected at that point.
He keeps driving - then realizes it is still recording and then has his hand on it - and disconnects the power.
So, I then drove home and around for the day with no dash-cam... And is just lucky I found out at all....
What would you do?
BTW - the shop is over an hour away - it's not easy for me to just drive back there...
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