The problem is McCue has the receipts to prove she returned the car to Budget on March 18, a month earlier, so she couldn't have been behind the wheel. Budget then forwarded the ticket to McCue, creating just another frustrating chapter to a missing car mystery that has been going on for more than three months.
McCue said she called Budget numerous times to solve the issue but with no results. So, News 5 contacted Budget Rent-a-Car Headquarters and it quickly responded and issued the following statement:. McCue the additional charges. We are carrying out further internal investigations to ensure this doesn't happen again.
But McCue told News 5 the charges on her credit card have still not been removed, and now she's facing a speeding ticket on a rental vehicle even Budget confirms was returned weeks earlier. News 5 again contacted Budget headquarters, and News 5 learned the credit to Mrs. McCue's credit card will post in the coming days. Newburgh Heights police confirmed the speeding ticket has now been paid by the company. However, the company would not give us any information on who may have been behind the wheel of the missing Camry, when it was caught speeding in Newburgh Heights.
News 5 is still waiting for an official statement from the company. Meanwhile, McCue again had a warning and advice for consumers who are using a credit or debit car when renting a vehicle.
News Local News Cleveland Metro. Actions Facebook Tweet Email. CLE woman given speeding ticket on missing rental car she returned a month earlier Missing rental car caught on Newburgh Heights traffic camera video. By: Joe Pagonakis. So, News 5 contacted Budget Rent-a-Car Headquarters and it quickly responded and issued the following statement: "Following an initial review of events, we have apologized and refunded Mrs. Copyright Scripps Media, Inc.
