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"A Fresno businessman offering classic car restoration services to the community under the name West Coast Chassis LLC was recently indicted on fraud charges, announced U.S. Attorney McGregor W. Scott recently. Jeffrey Scott Hodges, who currently...."
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Agree with thanks, Bob. Maybe there's hope that the feds will prosecute other criminals who rip off car hobbyists, and have been getting away with it for decades. Local law enforcement and prosecutors seem unable to move forward.
Cough, ahem, cough, Steve Lawing, cough....
The original indictment came in July 2020 when he was charged in Fresno County Superior Court. The state’s attorney general finally took up the case so he’s been out of business for a while.
Make All Fraud Illegal Again is my campaign slogo.
@edsnova posted:Make All Fraud Illegal Again is my campaign slogo.
... and is probably one of the larger overlaps on our Venn diagram, Mr. Ed.
There's not a lot makes me really mad - but liars, thieves, and charlatans really get under my skin.
I'm with Stan on this one, big time. Liars, thieves, and charlatans, oh my!
"slogo"? Isn't that the boat from Germany/Japan/Taiwan/Brazil/China?
Jeffrey Scott Hodges, owner of West Coast Chassis LLC, violated the terms of his pretrial agreement and had his bail revoked on August 13, 2021. He is currently incarcerated, awaiting trial. Can I hear an "AMEN"?
@DannyP posted:I'm with Stan on this one, big time. Liars, thieves, and charlatans, oh my!
"slogo"? Isn't that the boat from Germany/Japan/Taiwan/Brazil/China?
Slogan/logo
Oh, I got it alright. I was just "making a funny".
@DannyP posted:Oh, I got it alright. I was just "making a funny".
Um, no you weren't 
Speaking of Lawling, what's his story lately? Haven't heard anything about that criminal for some time.
Steven W Lawing - Nothing new on the SAS owner's web site.
