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I think this is an indictment of law enforcement as much as Hertz. Some of the stories are pretty crazy. According to Hertz, their system automatically notifies police when a vehicle is overdue. This system then doesn't cancel the notification when the car is turned back in. I think most of these cases should have been rejected by law enforcement and handled as a civil matter.

I think this is an indictment of law enforcement as much as Hertz. Some of the stories are pretty crazy. According to Hertz, their system automatically notifies police when a vehicle is overdue. This system then doesn't cancel the notification when the car is turned back in. I think most of these cases should have been rejected by law enforcement and handled as a civil matter.

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[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

If I were to loan something to a friend, and he then stopped all communication and wouldn't return the thing I loaned, and if I were to then call police on him for theft, the police would tell me it's a civil matter and that they won't get involved. It's a contract dispute. Then why are the cops showing deference to a corporation that's doing the same?

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Exactly. Hertz and the law enforcement agencies that did the crap both need to be punished severely.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

For whatever reason cops tend to be on the side of businessess and corporations over individual citizens.