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Bankrupt Hertz is still wrongly accusing customers of stealing its cars, lawsuit claims
I Lost Everything': More Than 160 Former Hertz Customers Are Suing Company Over Claims It Falsified Stolen Car Reports, Landing Some Drivers In Jail
Hertz car rental customers 'arrested at gunpoint for stolen vehicles' | Metro News
Hundreds of Hertz customers say company accused them of stealing cars they paid to rent - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale
KPRC 2 Investigates: Hertz customers report being accused of driving stolen rental cars
Hertz customers file class action lawsuit against company after being accused of driving stolen vehicles
Hertz Files 3,365 Stolen Car Reports Every Year on Customers Who Rented Its Cars | Inc.com
Dozens of customers allege Hertz had them falsely arrested over rental cars reported stolen: "It was just terrifying" - CBS News
Federal judge sides with CBS News, orders Hertz to unseal stolen car data | Business Observer
Hertz to Pay $168 Million in False Arrest Settlements
Hertz customers claim they were arrested, some jailed and even held at gunpoint after false theft reports - CBS News
Suspects sought for car rental thefts around Philadelphia International Airport - 6abc Philadelphia
Hertz to pay $168 mln to settle over 95% of wrongful theft report claims | Reuters
Hertz false arrests over stolen cars: CEO 'to do right' by customers
Hertz Agrees to $168 Million Settlement Over Bogus Arrests
Renter Is Suing Hertz After Being Held At Gunpoint By Police After False Stolen Car Report | Carscoops
Hertz to Pay $168 Million to Customers Accused of Auto Theft - The New York Times
Hertz to pay $168 million to settle lawsuits over false arrests - The Washington Post
Armed Police Stopped a Driver After Hertz Wrongly Reported Car As Stolen
Hertz Customers Allege False-Arrest Problem Continues After Bankruptcy - WSJ
Hertz will pay $168 million to customers it falsely accused of stealing its cars : NPR
