I wonder if HERTZ is in on the scam. You know insurance covers all those "stolen" vehicles.

@lightinthedark1594

2 жыл бұрын

I believe tht

@LemonyLightSkinnChic

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Whatever scam hertz is trying to pull, it's definitely money motivated..but the need the law involved so it looks legitimate..

@kenw9681

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like it.

@matthewbeard1831

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds about right... or employee's

@MrBeard-ig5zc

2 жыл бұрын

I would guess they are self insured. More likely employees are in on it.

New campaign slogan, " when you rent from Hertz, it really Hurts!"

@LemonyLightSkinnChic

2 жыл бұрын

You beat me to it!😆

@slomo4672

2 жыл бұрын

Good joke 🤣 but you don't have to rent from them to get hurt. That's really awful 😞

Everyone should be sharing this with friends and relatives to stay clear of Hertz

@schnellfahren911

2 жыл бұрын

They need to go out of biz and be sued to poor house.

@MB-ig6gl

Жыл бұрын

The one dude did not even rent from them and got thrown in jail. No one is safe!

@mikegardy3085

5 ай бұрын

Oh yeah😅😅😅

If Hertz is filing false police reports to collect on their stolen cars, you'd think their insurance underwriters would investigate before they paid out to Hertz in the first place?

@liamwatson5125

24 күн бұрын

In the best interest of everybody, don’t rent from Hertz. Hertz only imprisons innocent people.

Years ago I was part of a class action suit against Hertz for overcharging it's customers. Horrible company.

@robbieogle8622

2 жыл бұрын

I was in one for Hertz illegally turning over our information to the toll booths. I got 40 dollars. Lol.

@saviisonn

2 жыл бұрын

where is this at because i was charged over 1 thousands dollars for 5 days

@paulthomasmiller1842

2 жыл бұрын

@@saviisonn I rented a car from Hertz at the LAX.

@mainstuff7858

2 ай бұрын

amazing that people still rent from them, what morons. I am sorry for what happened to you.

@pearlsswine

16 күн бұрын

I ❤❤❤how you conveniently and innocently left out the outcome of that lawsuit. Remember kids, just because you file a lawsuit doesn't mean it has merit.

Why is Hertz still in operation? They need to go out of business.

@everythingisfine9988

2 жыл бұрын

Chapter 11

@msnos6245

2 жыл бұрын

Corporations never pay for what they do

@amyrussell860

2 жыл бұрын

Because people still rent their cars.

@Goch46

Жыл бұрын

The question you should be asking is Why are people still renting from them

@HummaKavula-DontVoteForStupid

5 ай бұрын

@@Goch46because nothing matters to people *UNTIL* it happens to them

I no longer rent cars from this company ever since I heard similar stories on the news. Luckily there are alternatives where I live.

@everythingisfine9988

2 жыл бұрын

U don't have to rent their cars. You just need someone to steal your identity.

@larrycoleman9513

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@emmjensen8816

2 жыл бұрын

Hertz, Thrifty and all the others under Hertz do this. They also charge outrageous fees for say a 1 dollar toll they want and bill 30 dollar billing fee.

@raymondjjohnsonjr363

Ай бұрын

Be careful of Hurts sister companies that have different names, it's the same evil empire

Everyone should get together and sue the holy crap out them.

@barbifernandez5040

2 жыл бұрын

We are… worse experience of my life

@chanderandavon7553

Жыл бұрын

I feel for you and your family. Please know you are an inspiration to me and to untold numbers of people being attacked by corporate criminals. They are all being held Accountable and the people they attempted to terrorize, extort and destroy are the same people that are taking there money and putting there asses in jail. Keep up the Great work! 👍😁✨

@chanderandavon7553

Жыл бұрын

@David Sutton I only liked your comment so I could get on a government watch list. That is all. 😁

@brandonallen3808

Жыл бұрын

Hertz, the police or both.

They need to sue and have Hertz closed down permanently!!! They still have people falsely arrested nothing has changed.

I thought it was illegal to file a false police report, why can’t the cops do something to Hertz?

@spikefivefivefive

2 жыл бұрын

Hertz is turning something a civil court should be dealing with into a criminal case by how they are reporting these "thefts". That should be a crime in itself.

@jonshin31

2 жыл бұрын

The police reports weren’t false, both cars were stolen. Just happens that Drew didn’t actually steal it, someone else did in his name. Kevin sounds like he straight up stole that car for 3 months

@GabrielleTollerson

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonshin31 awwww,corporate boot licker

@GabrielleTollerson

2 жыл бұрын

because corporate that's why. Corporates are appearantly above the law

@Superman-xr1oh

Жыл бұрын

​@@jonshin31🤡

I'm hoping Hertz goes the direction blockbuster did

@Adiscretefirm

2 жыл бұрын

They already have, only difference is they are trying to come out of bankruptcy.

@thatscool1550

2 жыл бұрын

wow. wtf did blockbuster do to you?

@Adiscretefirm

2 жыл бұрын

@@thatscool1550 they must of paid a bunch of $1 rewind fees

@stanford-nf4jk

2 жыл бұрын

I think what Sir Casm is referring to is artificial late fees. Managers instructed employees to not check movies back into the system until they were late. They literally sat in the back/behind counters even though you returned them in-store as opposed to the night drop (which they claim is how&why late fees were “mistakenly” tacked on).

@tonshmar

Жыл бұрын

@@thatscool1550 NOTHING! 😄 The only thing Blockbuster is guilty of is their stupidity for turning down Netflix when Netflix came to them with their idea. 🫣 Talk about taking an “L”. 🥴

Okay, lesson to be learned here: _DON'T RENT FROM HERTZ!_

I don't understand why the guy who had a Hertz rental in his driveway didn't return the car (or at least get in touch with Hertz) even after repeated attempts by the manager to contact him leaving notes on the car and on his front and back door?

@terintiaflavius3349

Жыл бұрын

That one is definitely odd

@match20x

Жыл бұрын

Yea why arent they reporting this clearly so it makes sense?

@starrionx1

4 ай бұрын

That one is very odd. Was he not renewing his rental? Why was it parked in his driveway? That one doesn't fit the narrative.

@TheRealScooterGuy

2 ай бұрын

I looked it up. This guy's personal vehicle was damaged in a collision and his insurance company rented the temporary replacement from Hertz. I suspect that he assumed the insurance was dealing with Hertz. I have no idea whether or not the notes were actually left, whether they were professional looking, or just handwritten notes on scraps of paper. The victim is a retired doctor, who may have expected more professionalism from Hertz, and who didn't see or read the notes.

@starrionx1

2 ай бұрын

@@TheRealScooterGuy More professionalism from Hertz... little does he know.

Hearing all those people and what they have been going through, I will definitely never rent a car from Hertz

If we are "innocent until proven guilty", how is it possible to spend weeks/months in jail *without even getting a trial first???*

@RonHelton

2 ай бұрын

#MafiaGovernment #WeHaveNoRights

@davidreed3357

2 ай бұрын

Flight risk stupid. Has nothing to do with innocent or guilt stupid. Read the fucking law books instead of listening to some fakebook idiot lawyer.

@davidreed3357

2 ай бұрын

You have to be charged with the crime stupid. Stupid people like you shouldn't be allowed to breathe. Stupid.

@TheRealScooterGuy

2 ай бұрын

Only rich people get that privilege. Poor and middle class people go to jail first.

@davidreed3357

2 ай бұрын

@@TheRealScooterGuy lol. Wrong.

I am unclear as to why that guy Kevin is being included in the story. Didn’t he still have the car three months after he was supposed to have returned it? Isn’t that different from all those people who never rented the car but it was rented using a stolen identity? And I’m not clear on where hurts was at fault if somebody rented the car using a stolen identity. Isn’t that on the person who stole their identity?

@thomasharris5151

2 жыл бұрын

Kevin is a thief

@juliaweber212

2 жыл бұрын

I agree my guess they are trying to make customers look like they steal and showed an example but that's one but they jailed alot of innocent people too they should be held accountable

@jonshin31

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed, sounds awfully like Kevin stole this car

@thomasharris5151

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonshin31 yep he’s a thief!!!

@thesisypheanjournal1271

2 жыл бұрын

@@juliaweber212 But DID they jail a lot of innocent people? Or was Kevin the representative example of "falsely arrested" people?

This sounds like a big scam by hertz. Follow the money. It sounds like they are manufacturing these “Stolen cars” and making money from insurance off this. I hope this class action suit is successful.

Hertz is the absolute worst.

I hope this guy sues the shit out of Hertz. They should be put out of business tomorrow.

@buckrowley1506

2 жыл бұрын

oj simpson did tv commercials for hertz in the 70 s or 80 s

Yes. Going to jail when you’re innocent makes you fear cops AND the justice system. I’ve been there and even though it’s been 2 years since it happened I STILL have nightmares about going back. Forty three days of my life was stolen.

@dwindlefoddl7225

2 жыл бұрын

Awwww....poor baby

@heartmind6373

2 жыл бұрын

I know. You start to doubt yourself. You blame yourself after all your hardwork to be a good citizen. It makes you distrust the system and everyone. I pray you heal

@crand20033

2 жыл бұрын

Yup and I was the victim of a violent crime and I was arrested by the pigs too after my wife pointed the finger and falsely accused me after our fight.

@dwindlefoddl7225

2 жыл бұрын

You didn't mention What You did wrong...

@heartmind6373

2 жыл бұрын

@@vvy4egh bro use your brain. I was replying to the lady's situation in the comment not the man. By doubt I mean wondering what is it one did wrong to have to go through injustice. Think before you f'n comment. It easier for you to spill ignorance if you've never been through such scenario. You definitely don't know how it feels like...it takes support from truly loved ones to get through.

All those arrests will forever be on their record and will have a negative impact on their lives. This will be the demise of Hertz.

@spikefivefivefive

2 жыл бұрын

Arrests aren't relevant after 7 years. It's still unfair though.

@justintime753

2 жыл бұрын

@@spikefivefivefive charges are

After hearing this story and thousands like it, I will never _ever_ do business with hertz again. Ever. No apology would suffice.

DON'T EVER RENT FROM HERTZ! BOYCOTT HERTZ!!!

Police should have checked the drivers license then realized it was not him because not the same number

@juliaweber212

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly and it's a rental too

@bltvd

2 жыл бұрын

What makes you think police are smart enough to do that? 😂

Hertz employees need to go to jail and pay up for what they are doing. This is so awful!

@DavianSinner

Жыл бұрын

Many people in the comments, like you, don't get it. Hertz was as blind to what happened, same as the people jailed. Someone with stolen ID, who rented a car and never brought it back was the only person who knew what was going on.

@AB-cd2ic

Жыл бұрын

@@DavianSinner Listen missy, YOU ARE the PERSON THAT DOESN'T GET IT! So with your wacked out theory, don't you know that many unsuspecting people who never rented from Hertz were arrested?? Read up on the whole story before you make bad assumptions, idiot!

@DavianSinner

Жыл бұрын

@@AB-cd2ic Yes, just like the first guy never rented from Hertz. Hertz had nothing to do with it, other than their car being stolen from them by an ID thief. Open your ears.

Hertz been doing this for the longest....I wouldn't rent from them if my life depended on it

I'll walk before I rent from Hertz

Disgraceful for this to happen

@thesisypheanjournal1271

2 жыл бұрын

What we saw was two entirely different stories! The first guy had nothing to do with the rental car at all, and was a victim of identity theft. The second guy had indeed rented a car and hadn’t returned it still three months later. That makes me wonder about the more than 300 other cases. How many of them are people who never rented the car in the first place but we’re victims of identity theft, how many are people who rented the car and never gave it back, and how many had a completely different scenario? We cannot make any conclusion about a pattern based on these two very distinctly different scenarios

The process has to change a judge signed a warrant and Everything smh

Don't use Hertz. Sue, sue, sue.

Hertz needs to stop filing false police reports 'cause this is getting out of hand.

Stop using Hertz

I no longer rent cars from a national rental car company. I always go through Turo to rent a car through an individual.

How is this company even still in business after what they have done to people? Who would be stupid enough to use them ever again?

And the sickest part of it all is that all they will do is change their name file bankruptcy and start a new company and no one will be apologized to

This shit is still going on?!

You out to see how Hertz treats Lyft drivers that charge us $355.00 @ week. For horrible Maintenance on the cars. I'm driving one that's. Has 115,000 miles. Beyond criminal

Wait a minute, had that first guy ever rented from Hertz? It said someone had stolen his identity and then rented the car, so that could happen to anyone!

@slomo4672

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly 💯 It's like a rock falling from sky!

@DavianSinner

Жыл бұрын

Bingo. Someone here gets it.

Hertz needs to be held accountable! Unless the executives at Hertz are stupid, they MUST know that criminals are not stupid and would not use their own identity. The first thing they should have done was to confirm identity theft or not. They just wanted to get insurance claim as soon as possible without caring about the innocent people they knew would get hurt. Their negligence for convenience should be held accountable!!! This so horrible I hope these people sue in court and surely they must win so this does not happen to anyone else. These “settlements” are not enough, they need to a systemic change. Maybe they should start by having a better customer identity verification system which is obviously not working. Beginning to think they want some cars stolen to collect. Do you think banks give out loans to people with fake identity, no they have a system in place that works most of the time. It’s costing the insurance companies and innocent people while all they have to do is file a police report to collect insurance. That’s not right.

Don't rent from hertz got it

Hertz has been pulling this for years. Sue the shit out of those criminals.

I used to work for AAA and I can say there was plenty of horror stories with both hertz and AAA as companies not caring at all about the interests of their customers. They actively advised us to lie to people about what service orders say among other things. Very shady companies that go entirely off brand recognition

The fact that people are still renting from their is CRAZY!!!!!

Law enforcement *can* ask for details / paperwork on warrants for verification when something seems off--like a citizen without a criminal record stating that they've never even been to the state where a supposed cause is claimed. Just assuming validity in a case like that is hubris, not just "doing your job." LE knows that this happens, and especially if they saw it was related to Hertz, they should certainly be aware that this company has been renowned for filing false theft claims against its own customers for years. As soon as multiple reports were made about this years ago and the company refused to take responsibility, I stopped renting from them and will never use them again. They went bankrupt, but it should have been a liquidation, not reorganization of a criminal enterprise.

Simple solution: don't rent from Hertz. When income and stock price drops enough and makes the company really Hertz enough, they will change their practices. 😎

I'm confused, the first man and others with stolen identity did not steal cars and are being treated unfairly completely. The second guy though, so he just was refusing to return the car so long the rental manager had to locate the car by GPS and left notes to return it but he didn't until they had to file a police report. Seems like two different situations logically.

Why people continue to use these fraudulent car rental agencies is stupidly amazing

@peteshallcross787

2 жыл бұрын

I used Hertz last March when my wife and I flew into Vegas and then vacationed in Utah. It was fast, excellent customer service and a great vehicle. However, there may be a warrant out for my arrest, lol! We are going to AZ in October, not sure who we will be renting from there. Any suggestions for this stupidly amazing guy?

@Superman-xr1oh

Жыл бұрын

​@@peteshallcross787Enterprise

These aren't even the worst cases perpetrated by hertz. There is one that was reported stolen returned rented to a new customer and was never reported that it was recovered so the new renter was arrested. Other customers extended the contract, paid in full but somehow hertz reported it stolen.

@slomo4672

2 жыл бұрын

Remember that incident but not sure which company.

I would never do business with Hertz. Awful company. They should be shut down.

Curious about guy #2 with the car in the driveway. Was he still paying the rental charges? If not, wasnt it stolen????

@OneAdam12Adam

2 жыл бұрын

Just stop

I was illegally arrested in Alabama in 2000. No apologies, no nothing!! Just ignorance!

Hertz can run all the commercials with Tom Brady they want, but what they’ve done to many customers warrants us to never do business with them for our own good. Doing business with Hertz is not worth the risk, period.

Something very fishy here. Hertz, a culprit in this scam.

I too regret renting from Hertz. from the guy at the 'Pep Boys' who was rude as hell, to the false charges, to the waiting a week to even charge me!! its been a Big Regret.

I don’t ever wish for a business failing but there have been way too many victims by hertz. Everyone needs to boycott them out of their own safety

Holy crap. Their STILL doing this? this has been going on for years and there have been numerous exposès and lawsuits. I guess it's cheaper for them to ignore it then stop.

Well, Drew actually stole the car though. He had it 3 months after it was due back. It was in his drive way. He was left notes to return it. So I can't really feel sorry for that guy at all. He never even said why he still had the car 3 months past when it was due. The first dude though got a shitty deal. I feel sorry for him.

@bjchit

2 жыл бұрын

Drew was the first guy. Kevin was the guy with the car in his driveway for months.

@juliaweber212

2 жыл бұрын

If he left notes though

@OneAdam12Adam

2 жыл бұрын

You're wrong you idiot

@mgkiryuu

2 жыл бұрын

@@bjchit Yeah I confused the names. My bad. Still though, the 2nd guy had the car for 3 months past and was given notes. There is no reason for him not to give it back. The first guy was certainly screwed over by Hertz though.

@kimgo4518

2 жыл бұрын

Yes this video failed to give the explanation why Kevin had the car so long past the due date. He may have extended it, but this video is incomplete to put his story in without better explaining it.

I would want a copy of everything on purchase and return and a signature from a employee for confirmation . Thats if I had to rent from hertz. But I would never after hearing this crap. Ruining peoples lives because they failed their job. That's filing false reports, and probably some fraud as well. But look at who the ceo is, look at his money made.. This was done intentionally and that needs investigation from the top down to the employees who probably became involved without knowledge.

@juliaweber212

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly

Right, I returned my lyft express car and they kept sending me text messages to return the car after I had returned the car! They are now saying that I owe them 2300.00 for 5 weeks no way would lyft allow you to drive for 5 weeks without paying for the car every week! You can't get paid until you pay for the car! 400.00 per week

@alikhat1647

2 жыл бұрын

I haven’t rented many cars, and I’ve never used Hertz, but I have had this same issue with AT&T and First Tennessee Bank. It’s almost as if their employees aren’t trained well enough, or forget to press whatever button marks the account closed, but the customer is the one who is responsible for their employee’s mistake.

I'll make sure I don't rent from Hertz. Last time I rented a car from Hertz 6 months ago, I canceled it because the car was a hybrid and had issues with the battery.

Please sue hertz and find out if they paid back the money the insurance has gave them

Years later and they’re still doing this? We need a congressional committee to investigate hertz

How is this possible? Why is this being allowed to happen!!

@thesisypheanjournal1271

2 жыл бұрын

Since the two examples they give were so dramatically different, I find it hard to say that this is a particular kind of systemic problem. The first guy was a victim of identity theft, and it appears that hertz was also a victim of that. But the second guy seemed to have kept the car three months after he was supposed to have returned it. They seem like two entirely different circumstances, which makes me wonder if the other 300 and some odd circumstances are also different. Is it really a single systemic problem, or is it being presented as a single systemic problem when it might be several dozen different problems?

What the heck, really sad to see this report! That’s absolutely irresponsible by the Hertz’s Management folks, Hertz as a whole need to find away to stop falsely file wrongfully report on law abiding people! This is like the game of Russian Roulette

I will never rent a car from Hertz. They are evil if they are doing 💩 like that.

As someone else said: *Renting from Hertz really Hurts*

The judge that issue the warrant and the prosecutor who recommended to warrant should be held accountable. Can’t even cross reference the persons driver ID number? That’s crazy

That is terrible, I don't understand how American legal system can allow this to happen. It would not happen here in Australia. The issue is it is far too easy for anyone to create a police report that the Police seem to do little due diligence on before creating arrest warrants.

@kaptainkilogram

2 жыл бұрын

There is no "due diligence". A police report is filed, then comes the affidavit and subsequent arrest warrant. Then you are jailed and forced to prove that you are innocent rather than to have them prove you are guilty...

@kaptainkilogram

2 жыл бұрын

And when the jails and States recieve money for the amount of people it has incarcerated, the incentive is to lock up anyone and everyone..

@Popo_Gigio

Жыл бұрын

This isn't unique to the "American" legal system. It happens in all countries. Its only in the US where independent (e.g. not state owned) news outlets report the issues. In other countries, there is not public outrage and no compensation for the victims.

I saw another video on the matter and this man really broke it down. He said one of the main reasons that they like to report vehicles stolen is that it’s cheaper (practically free) for the police to retrieve a vehicle than it is for a repossession agency to do it.

The second guy was not in the right if he kept the car for months without paying for it. On the other hand why didn’t they just bill his credit card for all the days he kept the car.

@Lunk42

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah at first I thought his story was gonna be like the others then hearing that he kept the car for months I was thinking why are they treating his story as if it's the same?

I can’t believe they’re still doing this!!

All those Hertz people who filed false reports need to be sent to jail, that would eliminate this foolishness quickly.

Anyone renting from Hertz is crazy.

Looks like everyone is guilty of stealing one of their cars.

Hertz needs to be charged for false reports

And they are STILL acting like this. Poor customer service. Arrogant representatives. 500 dollar deposits for people who rent 20 times a year. Hertz needs to shut down.

WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE BEING PUBLIC FOR A FEW YEARS NOW, these victims should be able to sue the police departments that take any stolen car report from Hertz.

@brandonatkinson2566

2 жыл бұрын

thats not how it works lmao

@skiph507

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandonatkinson2566 I know That's why i wrote "should".

They should go full Enron on Hertz. The world can live without it.

No matter how bad my life gets, at least I don't have to wake up as that hertz manager.

No commonsense useless dont rent from there again

THEIR STILL DOING THAT CRAP ?!? ❤️☮️🙏

Settlement offers. Corporations using the law to extort its customers and when that backfires, buying their way out. One serious Class Action in the billions of dollars ought to compensate the class for the loss of social standing and trauma. Ditto banks and home foreclosures, evictions, job terminations, etc. it’s time corporations are held to account like everyone else.

@speakvanholding247etc

2 жыл бұрын

class actions pay attorneys, not the injured parties.

Try this last year i rented a car from hertz in LA, upon arrival they tell us they don’t take debit cards mind you we booked the vehicle 3 weeks before. We get there on an as camero leave with a hyundai veloster and had to pay 500 more than the sports car because of a fee, mind you they took the payment and the debit card with no issue 3 weeks before…. We drive to our airbnb only to have the vehicle towed half way through the trip from our parking space with no explanation by a tow company located right next to the nearest hertz… where they then attempted to charge us after us being stranded 4 days using uber to get around… called the entire trip to no avail, they never contacted the tow truck company and even worse we paid for coverage of tows and accidents… Hertz is rotten

What a traumatizing experience! Innocent people getting arrested out of the blue and going to jail for having done NOTHING! I rented a car from Hertz once and now I thank my guardian angels for not having got caught up in their crap. It must be run by some sick psycho.

Sound like Hertz is breaking the law by filing false reports. To start any hertz employee that files a false report should be thrown in jail and fined. If I filed a false report I would be jailed

I went to a local HERTZ office to rent a car because my car was at the shop, and the lady in there "out of the blue" told me she can not rent me a car, because of my low credit score. Now, I wonder why HERTZ want my credit score ?...I am not buying a car. Where is the Federal Trade Commission when deceptive practices are used? or when innocent people are dragged to jail because they returned a car late?

After this, I’m not renting a car from Hertz

@inspiredbykindness4699

2 жыл бұрын

Don't rent from them. Once they have your information, it's a wrap.

I would never rent a Hertz car ever. I don't think I ever did before These poor people who were arrested for no fault of their own. I hope they sue Hertz big time.

The first person is a victim of identity theft. That is not Hertz to blame. (albeit not 100% innocent).

Hertz better give people millions. Hertz should lose its license to rent vehicles.

Sue the shit out of them.

I haven't heard of this epidemic until this video and the 3 people from Atlanta. I will NEVER rent from hertz again. Absolute TRASH!

the book needs to. e thrown at hertz. how can this BS still be allowed to happen. everything hertz accuses people of needs to be red flagged and dissected with the huge number of false accusations they keep pedaling into the court system. let's also see them getting their own thrown in jail.

Although my Hertz rental was returned on time they fraudulently charged my credit card an additional $2,300. They gave me return instructions for evening hours (up until 11 pm) but when I arrived at 8 pm there was no one there. The interior lights were on, a computer monitor was on, and my phone calls to the location were unanswered. I locked the keys in the vehicle which was parked directly in front of the entrance so it could not be missed. 3 weeks later they charged my card. I'm starting a small claims action.I forgot to mention, before I was able to rent this vehicle I was forced to pay a $115.00 fee for running a toll booth in New Jersey 7 years ago when I had a prior Hertz Rental Car. For what it's worth "I was never in New Jersey"!

I smell a class action lawsuit coming!

Im confused if the drivers license number on the report was wrong, he should of been cleared of any charges right away.

Where does it hurts in my engine hurts 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💯

The car was in the guy's driveway for a month? Had he not paid? Was his rental agreement over and he hadn't renewed? There's something we're not being told.

They call it in stolen and illegally used a mailbox. Priceless.

That lawsuit needs to compensate each victim with at least a million