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Lamborghini joyride and cover-up results in fraud charges
- Article by: ABBY SIMONS , Star Tribune
- Updated: January 25, 2013 - 10:53 PM
David Juntunen of Top Gear Autoworks agreed to store the car. Instead, he allegedly crashed it and caused $82,500 in damage.
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"Ethics", LOL. You just can't make this up.