Seaside Heights Towing

APK Auto Repair, the towing company that was accused of overcharging Seaside Heights residents in the days after Sandy is filing suit against the Borough claiming  they were "thrown under the bus" in the wake of bad publicity.

A final agreement has been hammered out between the State Attorney General’s Office, the Division of Consumer Affairs and the Toms River towing company that allegedly charged drivers exorbitant amounts of money to retrieve their vehicles and watercraft that had been towed from Seaside Heights following Superstorm Sandy.

Hundreds of Seaside Heights residents can reclaim their vehicles tomorrow at no charge from a Toms River towing company who was harshly criticized for alleged price gouging and inappropriate towing practices in Sandy's wake.

From demolition notices to rumors about when the gas will be turned back on, the mayor of Seaside Heights wants to set the record straight.

Some residents of Seaside Heights whose cars were towed by APK Towing are getting them back at no charge.

APK Towing has fired one employee responsible for billing in the wake of a controversy over towing vehicles out of Seaside Heights following Sandy and the price charged to owners to get them back.

A Shore area towing company and attorney have offered their services at no charge for those who feel they have been victimized by APK Auto Repair in Seaside Heights.

A Toms River towing company under legal and public scrutiny over charges of price gouging has admitted charging too much to remove cars from Seaside Heights following Superstorm Sandy and is offering refunds.

An copy of an invoice from a Seaside Heights residents whose car was towed off his private property shows some of the charges being made by APK Towing of Toms River which have come under fire from a number of sides.

A towing company hired by the borough of Seaside Heights to tow cars parked along the street has come under fire for possible price gouging.