N.C. Tower Getting Bad Press
Despite criticism from the press from local media and a court injunction, a Charlotte, N.C. tow owner persists on towing vehicles. According to the news source, David Satterfield, owner of Satterfield’s Automobile Recovery and Parking Enforcement, was accused of price gouging and pepper spraying customers. Then he was hit with a court injunction by N.C.'s attorney general regulating hisAccording to the news source, David Satterfield, owner of Satterfield’s Automobile Recovery and Parking Enforcement, was accused of price gouging and pepper spraying customers. Then he was hit with a court injunction by N.C.'s attorney general regulating his tow fees, prohibiting charging credit card, storage and any fees outside of towing and booting, and requiring authorization for nonconsensual tows from private property managers or owners. tow fees, prohibiting charging credit card, storage and any fees outside of towing and booting, and requiring authorization for nonconsensual tows from private property managers or owners.
The media source indicated that further action was taken by the North Carolina Department of Justice to pursue a criminal contempt charge against him. The source, WBTV, continues to expose what they see as more violations, also claiming that he’s been sued, arrested, charged with stealing guns and money and labelled a habitual felon. he’s been sued, arrested, charged with stealing guns and money and labelled a habitual felon.
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