Boardman, OH – Monday, Dec. 24 – 2:08 p.m. – 1300 block of Doral Dr., police responded to Walmart on a report that a driver hit a “repo man” on purpose. Police talked to the owner of Magic Motors, who said he was trying to repossess a vehicle, which he found at Walmart.
He said the suspect backed into his employee’s vehicle on purpose and then hit his vehicle while he and his son were inside. Police said the vehicle involved was later found at a house in Youngstown.
Source: WKBN27
Police Claim Borrower Hit Repo Man’s Car on Purpose – Police Claim Borrower Hit Repo Man’s Car on Purpose – Police Claim Borrower Hit Repo Man’s Car on Purpose
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