A toddler was taken in a carjacking. VW wanted $150 for GPS coordinates, lawsuit says.
In the lawsuit, the family said that both Volkswagen and Car-Net's service provider, Verizon, disrupted its chances of finding Isaiah.
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In the lawsuit, the family said that both Volkswagen and Car-Net's service provider, Verizon, disrupted its chances of finding Isaiah.
Volkswagen representatives demanded a $150 fee before using GPS to locate the vehicle and child.
LIBERTYVILLE, Ill. — The parents of a toddler who was kidnapped during a carjacking are suing the automaker. Attorneys for the family claim Volkswagen refused to assist authorities in tracking the car until payment of their tracking system was paid and activated. The incident happened last February in the 16000 block of Route 137 in […]
The Libertyville couple whose 2-year-old son was in their Volkswagen when thieves stole it back in February are now suing the car company and Verizon Connect, alleging each slowed down the process of finding the boy.
According to the lawsuit, the Volkswagen representative allegedly refused to provide deputies with location data because the free trial period for the Car-Net services had expired.