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Beauracracy

 The KIA has been impounded by police. My truck is under a NO CONTACT order denied to me in a technicality of the order. My next court date is set 3/21. 

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Vickie lost her car, again.

 Friday February 18, Vickie left home on her own in the 2018 KIA Soul about 3pm with no notice to me or anyone else (I know) as to where she was going. I assumed to visit Chris, our son. Tonight, four days later, February 22, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office brought her home claiming that Chris TOOK her car (with her permission?). However, Chris has not had a driver license since 1995. The Deputies told me if he was found he would be arrested immediately and the car impounded. I would be given 24 hours to claim the car before fees might be imposed. Vickie was delivered home by the PCSO department. She has lost her car, again. 

Key Found

 Ever since I found the car Vickie lost the key. Until yesterday. Thursday afternoon she took off to see Chris. Again. On Wednesday she had one of Chris's friends pick her up. From the afternoon until after midnight she may stay out. I'll call her just to make sure she's okay. It annoys her.

Serious

 I went to retrieve the KIA. Neighbors came down to tell me what happened. Vickie sat in their parking space for three hours by herself not moving from the car about 8pm to 11pm... the resident of the apartment she was parking at finally called the Gulfport police about 11:30pm. At that moment Vickie revved the engine and put the car in drive. She jumped the curb, destroyed a planter and slammed into the jalousie entrance door, breaking it and denting the left front fender of the KIA. Police arrived and determined Vickie was having a medical emergency and dispatched an ambulance. 

Vickie arrived home about 10:30am. She doesn't remember how she got home. Gulfport Police left her a card and told her how to get her car back. Vickie remembered none of it. She had broken the entrance door to the apartment. 

The Gulfport policeman who answered the call January 25th met me at the scene and told me how unresponsive, dazed and confused Vickie was. That's why they called an ambulance. Even after arriving home Vickie could not remember what happened. 

Help is being arranged with the Florida Senior Citizens response team. They will interview her for possible therapy and intervention.