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Outrage grows on towing in Detroit
Controversy has swirled around Metro Detroit's police towing operations for years. In Detroit, where towers have been without formal contracts since 2002, the city's auditor general has accused tow companies of stealing cars, fleecing customers and maintaining questionable records. Citizens regularly complain their vehicles were improperly impounded.
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The Investigators: Crime scene for sale
She owned it free and clear. The car was state's evidence in her son's murder investigation. So Andy Wise investigates why the city's impound lot sold it for scrap.
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New law changes checkpoint impound standards
New law changes checkpoint impound standards
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Cedar Towing not off hook in Minneapolis
The city of Minneapolis has written a letter to the company citing a list of complaints and saying its business license may be revoked.
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Flee and lose--your car
When someone runs from the law, they may think they’ll only be faced with their problems in the courtroom if they get caught. What they may not realize is there are now other consequences, as well.The state legislature passed law 271 during the 2011 session, referred to as Run and You’re Done, which went into effect Dec. 1. Anyone charged with felony speed to elude arrest from law enforcement ...
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Phenix City police arrested dozens of people on drug charges
Phenix City police arrested dozens of people with marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, Hyrdrocodone, and more. The sting is called "Community Serviced." For months, police have staked out, catching drug deals on camera, and building cases against drug operations in Phenix City.
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