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ST. GEORGE, Utah (AP) -- The state tax commission has shuttered a car dealership in St. George after fielding numerous complaints that it failed to deliver titles and pay liens on vehicles.
An orange sticker posted in the upper corner of St. George Motorcars' door notified potential customers yesterday the business was no longer licensed to sell.
The dealership's owner, Robert Anthony Thompson, declined comment.
The tax commission says the emergency closure could be temporary or long-term.
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