Usually drunk, or in a chase with the police and lose control of the vehicle.Honestly I think this was a freak incident and you were just very unlucky...if you can get through it, it wlll probably be the worst thing that happens to you for a long time.Have you notified your insurance yet?

If you have her on camera committing a crime, I would forward her information and the video evidence to the police as well.  

And if you try to, they will likely lie and you'll put yourself in the time-consuming position of trying to police them.So, my vote is to just leave it alone, until/unless you have to do something.

I recently bought a Crown Vic Police Interceptor for $3,000.

Tried the local police and the sheriff to no avail.  

You and your property manager are not the police.  

The police will not respond to the tenants call.

I would file a police report.

It's a given someone will block someone, and you'll be dealing with policing the parking situation on a regular basis, says my crystal ball.If you can afford to create more off-street parking, you'll have less tenant issues, and the units will be easier to rent.

I contacted both an attorney today, and made a call to the police department on it.