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There is a lot at stake for the OP. Too much to trust to online advice. His best bet is to consult with a local attorney to make sure all of the "eyes" are dotted and the "tees" are crossed.
We don't know what the OP was charged with so it's hard to say at this point. The charge she originally referenced does not exist.
She needs to provide the actual section of the law she was charged with violating (which you did ask for).
By the way, we don't call it "PC" in NY - it's "PL". ;)
Well if the car was already sold it probably wouldn't be there. There would also be no way to know whether a listed vehicle was actually the one involved. It would not be unreasonable to assume that the dealer had more than one car of that color in its inventory.
Violating someone's rights by unlawfully detaining them longer than is necessary could cause many problems for the police officer and his employer.
Punishment is handed out by a court - not on the side of the road.
File a claim with your own insurance company and let them deal with it. Do you have collision coverage?
How do you know what dealership was involved and that they don't actually own the car themselves?
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