1. Contact the police station or compound where your car is being held. You can find this information by calling the non-emergency number for your local police department or by searching online.
2. Bring the following documentation with you when you go to the police station:
* Your driver's license
* Your vehicle registration
* Proof of insurance
* Any other relevant documents, such as a police report or court order
3. Pay any outstanding fines or fees. You may be required to pay towing and storage fees, as well as any fines or penalties that you have incurred.
4. Sign the release form. Once you have paid all of the outstanding fees, you will need to sign a release form that authorizes the police to release your car to you.
5. Take your car back home. You will be able to drive your car away once you have completed all of the steps above.
If you have any questions about the process of getting your car back from a police compound, you should contact the police station or compound where your car is being held.
