BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Investigators say employees of a South Florida towing company took down tow-away signs in a parking lot then removed the cars of unsuspecting drivers. Debra Corti, her son, Leonard Corti, and her daughter, Jessica Corti, are facing more than 500 charges, including 390 felonies. According to an arrest report, authorities set up surveillance at the parking lot to watch the activities of Access Express Towing and Transport. The reports states that employees would remove signs from the lot and wait for a driver to park. Police believe workers went through the routine about… » More
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