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Woman towed from domestic violence shelter says company won’t return car
Tenasia Benjamin, a woman at a domestic violence shelter, claims Ray Harris Towing refused to return her car after charging escalating fees for repairs and storage she did not request. The company allegedly discarded her personal belongings, including a laptop and $400 cash, and faces police reports and pending charges against its owner, Johnathan Emanuel Ray.
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