Accident photos

She's trying to scam you and your company out of a few dollars.
Tell your company it didn't happen and let the company handle it.
If you talk too much, the company will think you're hiding something.
Just say, "It didn't happen" and nothing more.

 

The images should still be in your sent mail folder.

Hopefully the officer noted on the report that her story changed.

Keep a disposable camera in your truck just in case.

 

Can she prove it was from your truck?

I wouldn't worry about it. She may have pictures of some kind of damage from something. Unless she has some evidence that it came off your truck, I wouldn't worry about it.

If she had dash cam images of something flying off and hitting her, she might have a case. Companys are used to all kinds of scams.

 

Unless she has dash cam footage showing something coming off your trailer I would do exactly what Chinatown suggested and not worry about it.

 

“Lady, goeth intercourse thyself.”

 

1) get a new memory card, and if your camera has an option to format the new card, then do so.

2) if you did drive over an object, and it hit her car, i do believe it's called a road hazard, and i do not believe you are at fault.

3) your camera has a built in memory, your company can view those, since you lost the others.

4) depending on your camera, go to that website and see if updated drivers are available for it

5) like @Chinatown said, it does sound like a scam.

6) always carry a disposable camera. they are cheap, you get them at nearly any drug store, walmart, etc.
back up your digital camera with this old fashion camera, use up ALL the film...!!!!!!

 

Shes a scam artist thinking shes gonna get a big payday. Just another lazy slob that wants a handout from the hard working men and women . it is getting crazy out there.

 

For my last 10 or so years, I used a great camera. I used it for things all the time. THIS was the camera I used to document things. Nothing much you can do about it at this point. However, I do highly recommend you make sure your camera is in good shape ALL THE TIME, and get one of those accident kits from your company that has a disposable camera for a backup. Take photos of everything, even the tags of vehicles that might have seen what happened. Everything you can provide might be helpful later.