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Question: we got pulled over my boyfriend had a warrant. He was driving my truck. The police got in and moved my truck to public land it was on private property..So they could impound it. Was that legal they did not ask me if they could move my truck. Should they of left truck where it was?
Answer: Under A.R.S. section 28-872 (http://www.azleg.gov/ars/28/00872.htm, a police officer may remove or tow a vehicle for several reasons; if it is left unattended, if it was used illegally, or if it was unsafe. Another reason a police officer may order the vehicle to be towed is if the person driving is arrested for an alleged offense where the person is required by law to be brought before a magistrate without delay. .
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we got pulled over my boyfriend had a warrant. He was driving my truck. The police got in and moved my truck to public land it was on private property..So they could impound it. Was that legal they did not ask me if they could move my truck. Should they of left truck where it was?
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