HOA Towed My New Car & Claims It VIOLATES HOA Bylaws BUT I'm NO HOA Member And Property Owner

[@holyhelga]

Illegal tow is grand theft auto

[@leepierce8778]

Have the tow company charged as well for grand theft

[@roydavis2242]

I would have insisted upon pressing grand theft auto with the police. against the HOA and the tow company. Both are guilty. I would have called the police while standing in the office insisting that the person who ordered the illegal tow face jail time.

[@johnhermsen6456]

Tow company it is still stealing police has to help

[@ernestclements7398]

Since he's not a member of the HOA it's Grand Theft Auto he should insist that the police take action and press charges if they fail to do so many States have a Secretary of States Police that investigate auto theft and fraudulent taking of motor vehicles and use of titles etc put in a call to them and have the HOA board members individually arrested and charged, he will get his car back before he can say " illegally towed" and the police can force the tow yard to release his car without fees!

[@scottlemiere2024]

In failing to pay the towing fees, Fred locked the HOA liability to damage to the car plus $375.

[@robertverrinder1614]

He should have walked out of the office the first visit called the police and reported auto theft. And had the manager arrested for grand theft auto.

[@stevenseltzer3589]

File charges for grand theft and conspiracy to auto theft against the HOA and the towing company!

[@niccccckooo]

It wasn't tow. It was stolen. Tow companies can't tow vehicles that are parked on private property.

[@rodneymarsden3003]

Tow companies can tow vehicles parked on private property so long as they have talked to the property's owner and it is an illegal park.

[@sandracloke6268]

First, call the police and report your car stolen - IT WAS! Second, confront the towing company who failed to ensure they were legally towing Fred's car, especially since it was on private property. Thirdly, force the HOA to pay all monies owed for the tow. But then if the homeowner did these few things instead of trying to make the HOA make things right there wouldn't be this long story.

[@Fred-wy4ix]

Find out which Member of the HOA approved the tow, and then have the Police arrest the member for GTA. He had it towed, have his tail end towed to jail. Once you lawyer up, all contacts should be made with your lawyer, and not the victim

[@robredz]

Would have taken the proof of non membership to tow firm if they didn't release it call cops.

[@robertortiz7853]

That was 12 minutes of, Dude call an F-ing lawyer! This guy is a saint for not getting violent.

[@thomasspeetzen7658]

Ah, but if he had pursued the GTA angle these BS stories wouldn't be 1/2 as interesting

[@jamespercival3111]

His first mistake was not infirming to police operator that his property was not part of the HOA and that the HOA had, therefore, in fact stolen his car and that he wanted the person who had authorized the tow arrested for auto theft immediately and his vehicle returned promptly.

[@nannettepolcastro4799]

He bought an expensive fancy convertible and didn't have a garage to put it in at night?

[@rodneymarsden3003]

From the start, the police should have been brought in, as neither the HOA nor the Towing company had any right to do what was done. Why do they always go to the HOA and not to the police? Even if the police will only take notes that is the start of the fight back.

[@danielgoodrich264]

Fake story: HoA's govern a community. By living within the boundaries of the HoA you are a part of the community by being a part of the community you are a part of the HoA PERIOD!!!

[@rbpalmer1]

Same story, minor changes to the characters.

[@bonnyd.5334]

Where did this happen? Since you don't give details WHERE this happened, this story is likely to be complete and total bullshit and you are a scam youtuber.