CT Towing Co's Can Hold Personal Property for Ransom Because It Was Inside a Car

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WarOnPrivacy · 4h ago

The title is a restatement of existing practices. There haven't been any recent changes.

What the article is about is "The state's lawmakers are attempting to reverse this situation by guaranteeing access to personal property."

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CT Towing Co's Can Hold Personal Property for Ransom Because It Was Inside a Car

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