It definitely sounds like something is not right. I would recommend starting with the police department to file a complaint. California law is easily accessible on line and has complete info about towing
In most states law enforcement has the right to impound a vehicle if the person in possession of the vehicle is arrested. It is often because the police department is responsible for the vehicle if they
It depends on whether it was private property or a street or roadway. What state are you in? The officer could have canceled the wrecker or just allowed him to pay the wrecker for having to come out. Give
Who is the finance company? As for the lien, do you have anything requesting you to do repairs on the vehicle? As long as you have the required paperwork assigning you the authority to repossess the vehicle
I would recommend video taping this activity if possible. Many states have passed predatory towing laws that prevent this type of activity. There is a Statewide Towing Association that you may contact

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