Can I deduct damage from either of the two auto accidents we were the victim of this year?

I've read a lot of things that say you can, but I also read this "Form 4684 – Theft and Casualty Losses. Share: For tax years 2018 through 2025, you can no longer claim casualty and theft losses on personal property as itemized deductions, unless your claim is caused by a federally declared disaster."

 

In May, we were the victim of a hit and run.  The driver was finally located, but was destitute and uninsured.  We have liability only insurance so that would not cover the damage.  It is a 2004 car and the damage far exceeded the value of the car . . . it would be considered "totaled".  

 

In December, we were the victim of a different type of hit and run.  A valet, driving a customer's car, caused an accident that damaged our car, doing over $5000 in damage and it no longer runs.  The valet and the company left the scene without providing insurance information.  We finally figured out how to file a claim, but the company is self-insured and of course denied it.  Noone can figure out who regulates this type of company, it is very unlikely that they will change their mind, and suing would be prohibitively expensive.

 

Could someone clarify if these are somehow tax deductible?