07/13/2026
🚨 BREAKING: Enterprise Area Towing Company Draws Scrutiny Amid Disputes and Complaints 🚨
ENTERPRISE, Ala. — A local towing operator, Kevin Goodyear Towing, is facing growing public scrutiny following a series of disputes involving vehicle removals, ownership claims, and questions surrounding authorization procedures.
According to multiple individuals in the Enterprise and Coffee County area, conflicting explanations were allegedly given regarding who authorized certain vehicle tows. Some vehicle owners claim they were initially told law enforcement ordered the tow, only to later learn from officials that no such authorization had been issued.
Under Alabama law, non-consensual towing generally requires authorization from a property owner, evidence of abandonment, or direction from law enforcement. When those facts are disputed, legal responsibility can become complicated.
Several complainants also describe what they characterize as “shifting explanations” from company leadership, including CFO Brad Castro and owner Kevin Goodyear. These allegations have not been independently verified, and no court or regulatory agency has issued formal findings regarding the claims.
⚠️ SMALL BUSINESS IMPACT
One case involves Rags 2 Riches Carpet and Cleaning Service, a local small business that reportedly depended on two vehicles — a cargo van and SUV — for daily operations.
The owner alleges both vehicles were removed without clear or consistent explanation regarding authorization, effectively shutting down business operations. According to the owner, canceled jobs, lost equipment access, and service interruptions have resulted in estimated losses of approximately $750 per weekday.
Those figures have not been independently audited.
⚠️ DOCUMENTATION & NOTIFICATION QUESTIONS
Some individuals also claim they did not receive timely notice regarding their vehicles, while others report paperwork errors involving ownership information. If substantiated, those concerns could raise legal questions regarding compliance with Alabama towing statutes.
⚠️ NO FORMAL FINDINGS ANNOUNCED
At this time:
• No regulatory agency has publicly announced a formal investigation
• No court has issued a final ruling regarding the allegations
• Attempts to obtain comment from Kevin Goodyear Towing were unsuccessful at the time of publication
Legal experts advise anyone involved in a towing dispute to document communications, preserve paperwork, and seek qualified legal counsel when necessary.
As this situation continues to develop, it highlights the importance of transparency, accountability, and proper legal procedures within the towing industry — especially when the impacts may affect local families and small businesses.