a daughter found that a car salesman drove to her stepfather’s home and brought him back to the dealership, where he traded in his 2017 Nissan Frontier for $11,000 and wrote a $78,000 check from his savings to cover the remaining cost of the truck. That is a problem, because he's had dementia for 5 years. (So why did he have access to his checkbook?)

Faulkner contacted Channel 2 Action News after the transaction, saying her stepfather has lived with dementia for five years. She said that before the station began asking questions, the dealership told the family the sale could not be reversed. 

 After Channel 2’s December report aired, Faulkner said representatives from Carl Black GMC reached out to the family. She said the parties have since reached a settlement. For legal reasons, she declined to disclose the amount but said the family has been made whole.

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