CRIMEJul 14 · 21:20 UTCKTLA 5Jocelyn Fiset

Southern California towing company sold servicemembers' cars illegally, DOJ lawsuit claims

A Southern California towing company will pay $160,000 after the DOJ alleged it illegally sold nearly 150 vehicles owned by servicemembers. The lawsuit claims the company violated laws protecting military personnel.

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