Dollar Rent A Car, Stole our digital camera, loaction manager would do nothing, Dollar corporate said to bad. KAUAI (Airport) Hawaii

Navarre,

My wife and I had the same experience with Dollar of Kauai. We left our camera in the glove box of our car.

Unfortunately, we did not realize this until our second leg of our return flight home. We dropped off the car at around 8:00 pm Hawaiian time, and weren't able to call the Kauai Dollar until the next morning.

They told us that the car had already been rented out to another person. They said they would try to call the new renters at their hotel to have them look in the glove box. However, they later told us that the renters had left that hotel so they wouldn't be able to check on the camera until the car was returned.

To make a long story short, the car was returned without our camera.

I have no doubt that the camera was swiped prior to being re-rented. We, like you, don't really care about the camera, but rather, the pictures it contained.

Casey

The pawn shops here are full of stolen cameras, and the pawn shops are usually owned by cops. It's a fact of life here, tourists are a cash cow that get milked, robbed, mugged, and sometimes killed all the time.

The locals here overlook their thieving kids as long as the victims are tourists, or white, which is disgusting in itself.

The bus and cab drivers are pretty good at returning lost items, but Dollar can't control their employees out in the lot. Just be happy the thieves at the airport didn't steal your luggage as a theft ring was recently busted there too, or that your rental wasn't broken into also.

Again, I apologize to you for all the thieves that are being raised here.