- A Ford dealer in New Hampshire enlisted the help of Facebook users to locate an F-250 truck bought with a fake $25,000 check.
- Best Ford of Nashua offered a $1,000 reward to anyone who knew the whereabouts of Ryan Duval.
- Nashua PD has since recovered the truck and arrested Duval on felony theft and forgery charges.
Meta gets a lot of flak for the amount of misinformation on Facebook, but it can also be a force for good, as a Ford dealer discovered when it asked Facebook users to help it track down a truck bought with a fake check.
Best Ford of Nashua, NH, turned to Facebook when it realized that a local man had used a phony check to pay for a 2020 Ford F-250. The dealer had pictures of the thief, knew his name, and even tagged him on the Facebook post asking other local residents for help in locating the truck.
“We’re reaching out to our local community in Nashua and surrounding areas for assistance in locating one of our vehicles,” read the post…