In law of course the right course of action is to lodge an immediate police report at your nearest station however unless you have obtained / remembered their identities (car plate number etc); your report may be futile and although the police can commence investigation since a death threat has been made thus criminal in nature now but without a lead, even IGP cannot help you.

In terms of real world practicality; if the damage is not really serious and you can get by with it then fix it at your own and deemed that this is your karma because why; if a person utter death threats to you then chances are they might be people with histories and unless they have absolutely no way in finding you; lodging a police report may eventually trigger them (if the police decided to dig into it). They might actually mean what they say, maybe not kill you but may cause you some serious inconveniences.

Word of advise; always get back into your car and lock all doors whenever your find something amiss and although the mirrors on your cars are breakable but you are way safer stuck within the confines of your car. Call 999 or 112 immediately without delay and wait for help to arrive.

The uncertainties of your actions to the assailants will make them go away.

the test is whether you as an individual in obtaining such information, able to misuse such data being so released and if you so misuse them knowing that you are not entitled to is also liable for an offense thus as guilty as the individual/corporation that released it.

the rationale of PDPA is to protect consumerism and not to instigate frivolous litigation thus the next question to be asked is whether are you able to obtain any benefits (even fringe) from possession such not entitled data?

there is no such thing as a "bankrupty order"; just adjudication order and receiving order (AO:RO for short). you said you "served" the "bankruptcy order", i assumed it is your summon for the defendant to appear in court to defend his or her case?

This post has been edited by shaniandras2787: Apr 26 2019, 12:40 PM