Woman Sues Avis Over Stolen Car Report

This kind of thing seems to be happening too often.

According to a report from KTLA, Ramona Gutierrez says she was unexpectedly pulled over by Los Angeles Sheriff’s deputies and taken into custody after her Avis rental car was erroneously reported as stolen. It’s the kind of thing most people would never expect to happen, especially after paying good money for a rental. However, it’s the kind of thing people have claimed has occurred with other rental services, too.

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Gutierrez, who’s a single mother, works full-time as an Uber driver in the Los Angeles area. Her vehicle is literally her livelihood, so when it had to go to the shop for repairs, she rented a car from Avis to keep picking up riders and earning income.