Hi ? could someone please advise whether I should expect SOCO to remove the blood some twonk left on my car once they have finished taking the sample?
Background:
Some idiot had a row with his gf last night and decided to take it out on all the cars parked in the street where I live. It seems he was particularly interested in the wing mirrors and smash them on all the cars up to mine.
By this time it would seem he had sustained an injury and although he tried to smash mine he only succeeded in leaving a nice trail of blood over the glass and down my passenger door.
A neighbour called the police whilst he was in full flow ? I was in the kitchen, which is at the back of the house, and although I heard raised voices I was totally unaware of what was happening.
Anyway, the police come knocking at the door to tell me (about 19:30) and told me not to touch the car until SOCO arrive.
The night meanders on and I hear nothing more. Blood still there.
Called them this morning at 8:00 to find out if I could use the car ? the regional office I got through to didn?t know anything about it, but said they would get back to me.
They finally called me at about 10:30 and said if the blood was still there then it was unlikely that SOCO had been and they would send them round later this morning.
Still heard nothing.
Now what really concerns me is that they have been, taken their sample thank you very much and I?m now left with having to deal with the blood.
Isn?t blood classed as a biohazard these days?
I know I could just put it through the car wash, but that?s not the point ? how can they leave a potential hazard all this time?? Especially as it seems the guy in question was sky high on some chemical - Hep-B survives beyond dried status?.
Advise/opinions welcome.