PD551
CLAMPED OR IMPOUNDED VEHICLE
EARLY RELEASE APPLICATION
D
Today’s Date:
D
M
M
Y
Y
Y
Y
PD550 Notice Number:
Vehicle Make:
Registration No.:
Applicant Full Name:
Company Name: (if a company vehicle)
Address:
Town / Suburb:
Home Phone No.:
Post Code:
Mobile Phone No.:
Applicant’s relationship to the alleged offender?
TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED BY THE APPLICANT
An application for early release cannot be made by or on behalf of the alleged offender
– any such application will be unsuccessful if submitted.
(Initial Here)
Yes
Were you present at the time of the alleged offence? (if Yes, provide details in Section B)
No
Drivers Licence number of the person collecting the vehicle from the impound yard:
AUTHORISATION FOR SOMEONE OTHER THAN THE REGISTERED OWNER TO COLLECT THE
IMPOUNDED VEHICLE
I,
(Full Name of Registered Owner)
(Licence Number)
authorise
(Nominated Person – Full Name)
to collect the above vehicle from impound on my behalf.
(Signature of Registered Owner)
A – GROUNDS OF HARDSHIP FOR THIS APPLICATION (Considerations on reverse of this form)
B – PRESENT AT TIME OF ALLEGED OFFENCE
Applicant’s Signature:
Date:
D
D
M
M
Y
Y
Y
⇒ Post to: Property Customer Service Officer, Impound Property Section – PASB (96), GPO Box 1539 Adelaide SA 5001
Phone Number: (08) 7322 3533
Fax Number: (08) 7322 4212
Email: [email protected]
Revised 3/02/2015
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South Australia Police
PD551
CLAMPED OR IMPOUNDED VEHICLE
EARLY RELEASE APPLICATION
PD550 Notice Number:
CONSIDERATIONS
Considerations:The Commissioner of Police (or his delegate) will consider the following when making a determination to release a vehicle
early:
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public safety if vehicle is released early;
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the seriousness of the alleged offending;
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history of alleged offending (that is, both motor vehicle history and alleged offender history);
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likelihood the motor vehicle would be used in the commission of further offences;
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medical grounds (for example, the motor vehicle is essential for transport on medical grounds);
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business circumstances (for example, the motor vehicle is essential to the income generation of a business entity);
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employment or loss of income (for example, the financial impact on other persons, family);
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any other reasonable grounds including but not limited to:
Ø accessibility to public transport;
Ø number of person’s dependent upon the motor vehicle;
Ø isolation from essential services;
Ø significant impact on a person regarding their education;
Ø employment or unemployment;
Ø involvement in community events and services;
Ø involvement in recreational activities;
Ø involvement with approved clubs that are affiliated with approved associations, and
Ø family care situations, including care of dependants.
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nature of any impact on another person not directly involved in the alleged offending; and
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any other relevant consideration.
OFFICIAL USE ONLY
Revised 3/02/2015
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