Chicago police arrested 21 people in connection with the fraudulent rental of 200 Mercedes-Benz cars using stolen credit cards and the Share Now app
Chicago police arrested 21 people in connection with the fraudulent rental of 200 Mercedes-Benz cars using stolen credit cards and a mobile app for a car-sharing service. Police were alerted to the fraud earlier this week by Share Now, which has temporarily suspended its service in Chicago.
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