D4vd's Tesla Towed After Being Declared Abandoned: Investigator Details

Discovery of D4vd's Tesla

• 🕵️ Private investigator Steve Fischer obtained the incident report and photos related to D4vd's Tesla.
• 📞 Fed-up neighbors initially called the police about the car on August 26th.
• 📝 An officer issued the first ticket on August 27th, followed by a second ticket on September 3rd.
• 🚗 The Tesla was ultimately towed on September 5th, three days before it became a key piece of evidence in a confirmed homicide.

Vehicle Condition and Location

• 🔍 Fischer noted that the initial report mentioned a large dent in the back of the Tesla, but no odor was reported.
• 🚗 In LA County, a traffic officer must document a vehicle as stationary for at least 72 hours across three different days before it can be towed.
• 💨 Neighbors indicated the car had been present for over a month, with some suggesting it had been moved around as far back as May.
• 📸 High-resolution images embedded with the ticket showed caked-on dirt, suggesting the car had been dumped much earlier than initially thought.

Strategic Parking and Protocols

• 📍 The Tesla was parked on Bluebird street, a less-traveled semicircle street that connects back to Dhini.
• 🌳 The location was described as a strategic area with high hedges, limiting visibility from the main road and making it less likely to be noticed.
• ⚠️ Fischer speculated that the car might have been left there strategically, given the low traffic and limited visibility.
• ⚖️ The car would not have been towed if it appeared clean, as the towing protocol requires it to appear abandoned, which the caked-on dirt helped establish.