<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

The ladder bounced off of the windshield of two cars then hit my hood and front bumper. Then I ended up running over it. My car is low to the ground so the ladder got stuck to the bottom and I dragged it as I pulled over to the shoulder.

I am 23, young and uninformed. I did not call police first. I called my insurance and they called a tow truck. After I finished with my insurance I called the police. AAA told me to move my car off the highway so they can tow it. By the time the cop got there my car was being towed. The officer told me he could not file a report because it wasn't at the location of the accident. He also told me that only certain towing companies are allowed to tow off of the highway and that AAA told me to move because they are one of the companies that cannot.

Before the cop left we noticed the ladder had a name and phone number on it. The officer called and the man said the ladder was stolen from him. Nothing could be done. After a bit of research from google and facebook. I have determined that the Tahoe is in fact his. I have a witness, a kind sir who stopped and left his name and number, who can verify that the ladder came out of the Tahoe. I also have the officer's name and number. How should I handle this? How can I get a hold of the other drivers who had their windshields busted (my car had the least damage out of the 3)? We unfortunately didn't swap info. They were already gone when I finished my phone calls.
<bot>: ladder flew out of Tahoe and hit my car. have the info of the driver of the Tahoe who lied to police. need to find the other drivers that had their windshields busted. What do?