Have You Seen Grandmaster Flash's Dodge Charger?
Legendary DJ and hip-hop artist Grandmaster Flash is asking fans for help in finding his Dodge Charger that he said was “given away” at a New York parking garage July 16, ABC News is reporting.
Grandmaster Flash, whose real name is Joseph Saddler, asked for help Sunday on his social media accounts, saying he dropped his white Dodge Charger off and returned two hours later July 16 to discover a parking attendant had given the car to someone else who looked like Saddler.
According to ABC News, Saddler reported the car as stolen to the NYPD on July 16, three hours after the incident happened. Saddler said the car was full of vinyl records and equipment.
Saddler said the parking lot attendant released the car without a parking stub or identification.
The owner of the garage said the attendant who mistakenly gave away Saddler’s car has been fired.
On Sunday, Saddler said the car has not yet been returned.
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"It's like a jungle sometimes/It makes me wonder how I keep from going under"
They made a Seinfeld episode about this. Your car is being used for prostitution, sorry.
I wonder what he is more worried about, the car or the records? The car is insured (I would imagine), the records are probably a warped pile of useless at this point. At least they would be here in Florida.
"had given the car to someone else who looked like Saddler." It's almost like a certain kind of person buys a Charger and then does that to it. Hmm. Even when owned and modified by a wealthy rap legend, it still looks like a cheap rental.