MIDWEST CITY, OKLA. - Brianna Clark is flipping out.
She’s moving to Dallas and Warriors Auto Center won’t tell her where her car is.
“My car isn't here and my calls go to voicemail,” Brianna said.
Brianna dropped it off with owner, Tony Warrior, about 4 months ago for hail damage repair and a paint job.
“He told me the shop was flooded. He told me he was out of town,” she said. “He told me he got sick from inhaling too much paint.”
Brianna's not buying it and neither are we.
Right before she met us at the shop to look for her car, we got this guy to come outside.
He told us Tony Warrior was his boss.
“He's not here at this time,” the guy said. “I know he went to Shawnee. He'll probably be by later.”
Except he never showed up later because he never left the shop in the first place!
That's right! The guy doesn't work for Tony Warrior. He is Tony Warrior!
“That was Tony,” Brianna said. I'm positive.”
It’s always bizarre when someone keeps referring to themselves in third person.
“You know, Tony's not one of them person's that will screw you over,” Tony Warrior said. "But I know how Tony is, you know what I'm saying? The car's not stolen.”
As soon as we told Warrior Brianna was on her way to the shop he bolted back inside and locked us out.
We also found a letter outside the shop.
It was from another frustrated customer wanting to know what happened to her money and car.
Brianna says she's convinced warrior already repaired her car.
“He's driving it around or maybe he gave it somebody else whose car he's working on.
Warrior claims he’s not trying to fool anyone.
“None of that.” He said. “None of that.”
The shop owner did give Brianna a loaner car, but it keeps breaking down.
Warrior keeps telling us Brianna's car is at a second repair shop getting repaired, yet he refuses to give us an address so we can see the car for ourselves.
Right now Brianna's out $500.
Midwest City police are investigating.
We'll check back.
