Who should I contact?

Question

My husband was surprised to learn that he had a warrant out for him due to an unpayed traffic ticket. The problem is that he has never had a ticket. The police said that the person had the same name, which is extremely common, same address but different birth date. The police let him go after he ran his social security number. Who should we contact to get this taken care of?

Answer 1

this happens alot you need to get your self a lawyer in let him know what is going on this is wrong what they are doing to your husband i had the same thing happen to me but alot difference i had a woman trying to tell every body at cps that i was her husband in she said i had 4 children by her she made my life a living h**l so make along story short for you this went on for about 6 months in till i got my self a lawyer in to come to find out she had me in my bro that is only mins from birth mixed up cause i had a dna test done in i ab positive in he is o- with his blood in that is the only thing that ever saved me in none of the kids had my blood type ever :)ava06

Answer 2

You could first call that agency and ask who the issuing officer was.  Advising the officer of the identity problem would be the easiest step.  Hopefully, he'd be willing to follow up on it and correct the error.

Otherwise, you can file a Motion to Reopen with the court (which may carry a fee - here it is $50.00).  This will give you a new court date where you can bring the allegation up to the judge.  He may then withdraw the charge.

Good luck!

Answer 3

"Who should we contact to get this taken care of?"

Well, the jurisdiction that ISSUED THE TICKET comes to mind.