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Michigan AG investigates BP gas station near DTW over alleged price gouging

The Michigan Attorney General's Office is investigating a BP gas station near Detroit Metro Airport for allegedly charging gas prices 22% to 72% higher than competitors. The station, owned by M-Twelve Fuels and William Bazzi, faced over 16 complaints in 2025-2026, prompting a lawsuit under the Michigan Consumer Protection Act. Prices dropped from $5.99 to $5.24 per gallon after the investigation began.

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Michigan Attorney General's OfficeorganizationBP gas stationplaceDetroit Metro AirportplaceM-Twelve Fuels, LLCorganizationWilliam BazzipersonDana NesselpersonKevin B. SmithpersonDavid ChurchpersonMichigan Consumer Protection Acttopic

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