Dozens of people who attended the Aftershock music festival in Sacramento, California, returned to find their vehicles missing from a nearby parking lot. Getting them back reportedly cost $562 each, and some drivers say their cars were damaged during the towing process.
The company responsible, J&B Towing, did not have a required Sacramento city towing permit, according to an October 16 CBS13 investigation. City employees have since visited the company’s office and the dirt lot where vehicles were stored.
The towing operation took place during the October 1–4 festival at Discovery Park. Drivers had parked along Bercut Drive, near the festival grounds, before discovering that their vehicles had been removed…