Crime & Safety

Fix-A-Dent Scammer At Elmhurst Store Nearly Caught

The suspect offered to fix a dent in the victim's car, police said. The victim was unaware of any damage.

ELMHURST, IL – A scammer approached a man in the parking lot at an Elmhurst grocery store this week and offered to fix a dent that the man was unaware of, police said.

About 3 p.m. Monday at Jewel, 944 S. York St., the suspect told the victim he could repair the dent in the victim's car for cheaper than the dealership, according to a police report.

The victim told police he was unaware of previous damage. But the suspect showed the victim the dent, used a suction cup to pull out the dent and put an unknown substance on it, police said. Then the suspect asked for payment.

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The victim drove the suspect to the police station, which is more than two miles away. Once there, the suspect jumped out and entered a black Jeep Cherokee without license plates, police said.

Officers found the Jeep near Interstate 290, where the driver sped away, police said.

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This scam has been around a while. The Better Business Bureau describes the scheme on its website.

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