For those that prefer print to video:
Stealership.
Certainly the guy was wronged, but the arrest appeared to be very calm and professionally done. He complied with the directions he was given and everything went well.
Car Pros is a pretty large Auto Sales Group with a Billion dollars in annual sales, so probably well insured/deep pockets. But they will also have good lawyers.
That’s from two years ago. Lucky he didn’t get killed. And I hope the end result now is he owns that dealership and hopefully whoever made the false report gets charged, convicted and jailed as well.
huh? How can they deny the allegations with a straight face? They're the ones who filed the police report.
The individuals at the companies who file a false police report need to be criminally charged.
definitely the dude should sue the dealership into bankruptcy ...
No.
All of that is now digital. You rarely even sign a piece of paper any more, just sign the screen. This is not the 90s. The dealership's excuse is not believable.
“I’m putting my hands up, they’re telling me to move to my left, but I start moving to my right, out of fear,” he recounted. “(I said,) all right God, you’ve got to take over, I don’t know what I’m doing right now. I’m about to get shot.”"Fallen behind a file cabinet"? Who doesn't do electronic documentation these days? Was this in 1990 with paper contracts?A deputy told him to pull his shirt up over his head so police could see his waistband. They made him walk backward to them. Slowly. They they took him to the ground, handcuffed him and put him in the back of a patrol car, without explaining why he was being detained.
Officers finally sorted it out. Rodgers had been driving the loaner 2019 Kia Sportage for about two months while his own vehicle was undergoing extensive repairs at the dealership. Rodgers said the dealer had misplaced the loaner contract — apparently it had fallen behind a file cabinet. The dealer received a bill for unpaid tolls, couldn’t find the contract and assumed it must have been stolen, Rodgers said.
Oh, please...🙄
I recall one video where a driver was dropping off a rental after hours, where you put the keys in a drop box. Cops spotted him premises, roughed him up, arrested him for trespassing and all that. Spent the night in jail.
Common sense is a forgotten commodity in today’s world.