Police say Auto Star management is “working diligently with detectives and are proactively assisting with the investigation.” So we are looking at over fifty thousand dollars,” Ortega said.Īfter the owners of Auto Star were made aware of the complaints from victims, both Weigard and Ali were terminated. It was just a ruse, their technique to attack customers,” said Ortega.īut the alleged scam eventually unraveled after some of the victims went to the police, demanding action to get their money back. “Those two we found, they were fictitious and not in any way related to the suspects. The suspects reportedly also used social media pages, Atlanta Highline Motors and Atlanta Motor Source, to lure their victims into the dealership by advertising vehicles for sale owned by Auto Star.
Ortega said that Weigard and Ali refused to give back the down payments to the victims, stating a no-refund policy by the car dealership. firefighter killed in line of duty after firetruck rolls over, hits a tree
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