What must be included in the "Storage Form" for a vehicle?

The "Storage Form" for a vehicle should indeed include a description of property found within the vehicle. This is crucial for several reasons. Firstly, it helps to establish an inventory of any belongings that may be inside the vehicle at the time it is towed or impounded. Documenting property protects the rights of the owner and ensures that any valuable items are accounted for during the storage period. It also provides transparency and can help to resolve potential disputes regarding missing items if the vehicle owner later claims that some of their possessions are missing.

Including a description of the property is a key element of sound police practices and protocols, as it creates a clear record of all items associated with the vehicle. This can also assist with any investigations related to the vehicle or its contents, should they arise.

While other elements like ownership history, impound hearing requests, and driver's license numbers are important in various legal and procedural contexts, they are not specifically required for the Storage Form, which focuses primarily on the inventory of contents.