alright, so there is a private community in which my girlfriend lives that i frequent to hang out with her. in order to avoid taking her parent parking spaces i park around back in the vacant spot next to a middle aged man with a rather unfriendly personality. he has, time and again, argued that i park too close to his vehicle, and i have responded with the statement that 7ft of room is more than enough to get in and out of his car and back out. recently, i recieved a call from the local police department asking me to come in for questioning. apparently someone dumped 2 liters of motorcycle oil into a sewer nearby my girlfriends house and placed an oil filter that is distinct to my motorcycle type along with two oil cans in the woods nearby. the police department believes that i am the one who did it and wants to charge me som $1300 for cleanup costs.
the facts that i have to dispute this though are as follows:
- only two oil cans were recovered at the scene and my bike takes 4 liters of oil
- the oil type (according to a friend of mine who was there for the cleanup) was 10w40 oil for a 4 stroke engine. my motorcycle is a 2 stroke V-twin and takes 20W50 during the summer to prevent overheating.
- the man who i assume also called in the oil spill is the same guy who has a problem with me parking near him
assuming that all they have is the testimony of this one man and the evidence at the scene, do they have grounds to charge me with an offense and make me pay the $1300?
any help would be greatly appreciated: i'm supposed to go into the station for questioning on wednesday the 30th so please try to let me know my chances ASAP

