I thought this guy Raymond, the owner, was an honest man but he wasn't. I took my car to get it repaired by him on 1/4/24 and he said he repaired everything that same evening. I went to pick up my car this morning on 1/5/24 and pay for the service but I realized he left my vehicle parked outside on the street and he left the door unlocked. Before realizing that my car was left unlocked and burglarized, he told me that I needed to go to the Bank on the train to take out cash because his credit card machine was not working ..mind you he's telling me I had to take the train so he was unwilling to give me my keys to my car so I can drive to the Bank whenhis machine was not working. I told him I'm not running off with the money, I even gave him my license to hold so he finally gave me my keys. When I went inside my car to drive to the Bank, I noticed that the center console was open, the piece that belongs in the center console was placed on my seat, my bags were thrown around and my luggage was missing (the most noticeable items at that moment.) That's when I realized my vehicle was burglarized in his possession. The driver's side back door was left cracked open as well and that was where the luggage was located at. The owner Raymond, did not apologize or anything for what happened all he said was that he saw a guy near my car in the morning who was lingering around and then he said he had trouble locking my car (which is a lie) ..how can you have trouble locking my car? He had the key fob and there is nothing wrong with my key fob as of right now. Even if you supposedly had trouble locking my car why didn't you call me to make me aware of this so I could've came right away?
Afterthat, while I'm calling the police the owner Raymond called a guy down the street who also has a repair shop and he claim he saw a young guy going through some items and then he started asking me if my bag was black, did I jave jewelry inside, so on and so forth as if they were in on the burglary because how all of a sudde you and the other guy down the street discussing this situation and naming all of my items in the car before I could even say anything. Everything just seemed fishy and not right. On the other hand, it took the police 4 hours to come to the scene and all they did was make a report. Basically I'm out of my items and he's not responsible for not securing my car in his possession per the police. I would never trust this mechanic and I hope you don't either. He's a crook. read more