I, and many others, have had nothing but negative experiences with your company. While I obviously can't prove that it was one of your drivers, it's the most likely scenario. My car had been parked in my apartment for only about an hour before it was towed. It was a well lit place with enough foot traffic, someone inside removing a sticker would have been noticed, but a tow truck driver hooking a car up would have been completely ignored as it's such a common circumstance. And yes, everyone does have a smart phone with a camera, but that doesn't mean anything as the driver could have simply moved the truck to somewhere more secluded before peeling the sticker off.

As far as lacking incentive, sure you probably do lack the incentive to commit a felony in order to make more money, however, as long as you don't "know" that it happened, you're legally in the clear. You have no incentive to do it yourself, but your driver may have had incentive to do so, and as long as you have plausible deniability, you also have no incentive to rectify or investigate the situation. In fact, quite the opposite, why would you attract police attention when it was clear the driver wasn't caught doing it?

Further, your ascertation that you and your company are some sort of morally correct institution is laughable at best.

In 2011 Ultimate Towing was caught illegally towing cars (by the way, that's the same year when my car was illegally towed). Ultimate was caught towing 130 cars without a permit to do so, and was suspended from roam towing for 6 months. You eventually took over the business, and locked out previous owners (Stan and Susan Forron) by means of a non-compete contract barring them for 15 years.

You are not accreddited with the BBB, a very basic standard that nearly every business attempts to adhere to (although admittedly in no way is it required, it's just good due diligence).

Your reviews are an absolute mess, just a few that stood out:

This crooked business is a perfect example of predatory towing. They apparently stalked me and took pictures of me leaving the Sun Center....these people are parasites that prey on college students

You were also called a

Cesspool of illegal activities, incompetent, rude employees and poor management

It would be easy to pin this on the previous owners, but it seems that Ultimate Towing's unethical business practices didn't stop with the removal of Stan and Susan Forron from the company.

Nearly every single review mentions your drivers, office staff, and you personally being incredibly rude, unprofessional, and lacking any form of civility. If it was just a handful of reviews, that would be one thing, but it's nearly every single one. This means that it's incredibly unlikely the customers are lying, and much more likely that you are all just incredibly rude people that prey upon the misfortune of others in your relentless pursuit of profit.

You have also mentioned multiple times in response to complaints that your vehicles are often vandalized, shot at, your drivers have been beaten (in at least two cases severe enough to require hospitalization), and I believe in one response you mentioned your office had been shot at a total of 26 times. There are literally safer places in Afghanistan right now. Have you ever paused for a moment to think that if these things are happening with such frequency, maybe, just maybe, it's because you are an awful person??

Having a college degree, being a preacher, or having children doesn't immediately absolve someone of potential wrong doing. I can think of 10 people off the top of my head that fit several, if not all, of these criteria and are absolutely despicable people(Ted Bundy, Ted Kaczynski, Josef Mengeler, Herman Goering, Pol Pot, Saddamn Hussein, Osama Bin Laden, Abu Omar Al-Baghdadi, Shiro Ishii, Josef Stalin). Your business may be completely legal (most of the time), but in no way does that mean you provide some sort of service for the people of this city, nor in any way does it mean you and your employees are not morally bankrupt profiteers that leech off the misfortune of others.