IL - Car missing after valet gives keys to wrong driver, Chicago, Feb 2020

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CHICAGO (WGN) — There are plenty of stories about items that can go missing when you park your car with a valet. But what happens when the entire car is gone?

It happened to Michael and Tiffany Johnson during All-Star Weekend in Chicago.

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Wow! This is crazy! Why are there no cameras at the parking garage??
 
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