Police? Fire? Anyone?

After thinking about it more, and realizing if it's arson, shouldn't I file a police report? I got to the station where there's one guy talking to an officer. That seems normal. Then there's two officers joking around a computer laughing. It appeared that they were looking at photographs. Computers are the new donuts evidently. I wait ten minutes, and finally one leaves, then the other says, "may I help you?" I tell him the situation and he then tells me to get a fire report instead and sends me out. I tell him, it seems like arson, perhaps there's bad guys to catch. Instead the fire department takes 5-10 working days to complete a report. Right now, they looked up my incident and the firefighters have my address wrong. Wrong street name, wrong address... Night of the fire, I even handed the "senior" a paper with my digits and address. I guess things just take time.

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2 Comments:
The arson in my garage had a report filed... nothing happened. They wanted me to follow up, but never had anything to tell me when I did. I guess random thieving assholes setting fires to houses to distract from burglary wasn't a big deal.
You need to file a report for sure though, for your insurance company stuff.
Sorry to hear this Eric. If it is arson, I hope they find someone responsible for it.
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