Sacramento Drivers Allege Illegal Towing Practices During Aftershock Festival
Several drivers in Sacramento are raising concerns about alleged illegal towing practices by a company identified as 'J&B Towing' during the Aftershock music festival weekend. Bruce Capagli, one of the affected drivers, reported that his car was towed from a lot on Bercut Drive. Upon calling a number provided on a temporary sign, he was directed to an address on Del Paso Boulevard, which CBS Sacramento confirmed was a shared office with an auto body shop. Drivers were required to pay $562, with pre-printed receipts that lacked crucial information like vehicle identification numbers or tow times. Capagli was then driven to a dirt field in a residential area to retrieve his car, a location that lacked any towing signage. He also received an affidavit of towing authorization that he believes was forged, naming Allied Universal as the requesting company, which Allied Universal denies, stating they do not contract with towing services or provide weekend guarding at that location. Capagli's car was returned dama...
