Oregon’s state government has a serious problem when it comes to tracking stolen cars. We’ve seen cases of stolen vehicles sold through dealerships to unsuspecting buyers, among other startling failures, then came across an even more outrageous story.
For 13 years, government incompetence kept a Chevy Nova from its rightful owner. The drawn-out saga is a frustrating example of how red tape can compound the harm done by the original theft.
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Hold ther state liabel. Sue them.