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A chief magistrate in the Bahamas ordered three men to fully reimburse a local car rental company they defrauded, according to Tribune 242.
The three men fraudulently obtained six Hyundai Accents, one Hyundai Elantra, and one Hyundai Tucson from Avis Rent-A-Car between February 15 to 24.
The total value of the thefts is about $6,350. The chief magistrate ordered that the men remain in jail until Avis is fully compensated.
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