A tow truck owner who has been targeted by the Mobile County District Attorney’s Office for alleged “predatory towing” practices pleaded not guilty Wednesday to new accusations of lying on his bankruptcy filing and defrauding a COVID-19 program.
A federal grand jury indicted Michael Cazzie Sellers Sr., 46, on six counts of making false statements on a bankruptcy petition and eight counts of wire fraud. The U.S. Attorney’s Office on Wednesday also asked a judge to detain Sellers, arguing that he poses a risk to flee and obstruct justice. U.S. Magistrate Judge Kit Nelson set the defendant’s trial for March.
--- Denying that he had used any business names and employer identification numbers when, in fact, he had run a tow truck company under the names Anytime Towing, Anytime Towing and Recovery, Rapid Towing and Got 1 Towing.--- Denying that he had received additional income during his bankruptcy filing year and the two previous years. He got $20,000 in 2020 from an Alabama COVID-19 relief program called Revive Plus.
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