John Douglas Allen, 75, also objected to “cursing” and “all manner of indecent communication,” according to the feds.
Another demand was payment of $5 million, which had a time requirement ‘within 180 days.’ The letters also noted that if one of its members were arrested, then ‘your problems will begin’ and the ‘price will go up one hundred times.’ The group claimed in the letter that its ‘reach’ was in 27 states.
California authorities couldn’t find the plate in their motor vehicles database because it was too old. That’s when investigators noticed the dealership badge on the rear of the car: Richardson Chevrolet Buick in Standish, Michigan. FBI agents showed up at the dealership, where an employee “provided information...
Always remove the dealer decals from your cars, folks. Not for nefarious purposes. But it’s your car and they aren’t paying you to advertise!