High-end car hustle crashes as couple accused of flipping luxury rides with bogus titles
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Florida couple Michael Anthony Lucci and Emily Marie Lucci are charged with racketeering and fraud after allegedly running a title fraud scheme through their Davie dealership.
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The married couple was arrested after Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) launched an investigation into their self-owned business, Luxury Auto Source in Davie on Jan. 21, NBC 6 reported.
According to reports obtained by the outlet, FHP initially began looking into the couple’s business after they allegedly submitted fraudulent parts invoices to the department for a 2020 Nissan GT-R.
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