Anton Dushi, General Sales Manager of Tarbox Toyota, is a convicted criminal! He is convicted of personally scamming and stealing from elderly people! Ed Tarbox and Tarbox Toyota participate in the scams! He has been convicted of mutiple charges of bank fraud, theft, and check kiting. He ripped me off buying a car. He told me the interest rate was 1.9% and when I read the contract it was 9.9%. He and Ed tarbox are liars.
Please read below from RI State Police:
"Rhode Island State Police say a 43-year-old North Kingstown man, Anton Dushi, is charged with stealing more than $76,000 from an elderly family friend.
State police Det. Cmdr. James Demers says Anton Dushi is charged with felony counts of forgery and larceny over $500. Dushi was arrested Wednesday and released on $1,000 cash bail after his arraignment.
The Providence Journal reports the victim was an 81-year-old family friend.
Police say Dushi took 76 of the man's checks and wrote them out to himself and his business, forging the man's name and collecting $76,648 from his accounts.
Dushi could not immediately be reached Sunday, and police said they did not know if he had an attorney."
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Anton Dushi, General Sales Manager of Tarbox Toyota, is a convicted criminal! He is convicted of personally scamming and stealing from elderly people! Ed Tarbox and Tarbox Toyota participate in the scams! He has been convicted of mutiple charges of bank fraud, theft, and check kiting. He ripped me off buying a car. He told me the interest rate was 1.9% and when I read the contract it was 9.9%. He and Ed tarbox are liars.
Please read below from RI State Police:
"Rhode Island State Police say a 43-year-old North Kingstown man, Anton Dushi, is charged with stealing more than $76,000 from an elderly family friend.
State police Det. Cmdr. James Demers says Anton Dushi is charged with felony counts of forgery and larceny over $500. Dushi was arrested Wednesday and released on $1,000 cash bail after his arraignment.
The Providence Journal reports the victim was an 81-year-old family friend.
Police say Dushi took 76 of the man's checks and wrote them out to himself and his business, forging the man's name and collecting $76,648 from his accounts.
Dushi could not immediately be reached Sunday, and police said they did not know if he had an attorney."