Advocates Exposing Judge Patricia Gardner Cannot Get Justice

Michigan Corruption

An advocate went to a Speedway gas station in Allendale Michigan. It was late at night and you had to go across a parking lot easement to get to the gas pumps. The advocate did not see the potholes measuring almost the with of the vehicle. Once they got gas, they noticed the steering wheels was not correct. The advocate contacted Speedway below and a case was started. The advocate then took the vehicle to be looked at

SPEEDWAY SUPER AMERICA LLC

500 Speedway Dr.

Evon OH 25323

Phone (937) 864-3000

The advocate had to find out who had the easement as speedway was not communicating with the advocate and dragging their feet. Speedway employees were saying the parking lot was not their property. So, the advocate had to get in contact with the owners of the property to find out they have an easement. Speedway denies they need to fix the advocates vehicle.

The advocate took the car to Nissan Gezon Motors 3985 Plainfield Ave NE, Grand Rapids, Mi 49525 phone (616) 361-7361. When the advocate called, they were told that Nissan does a 27-point inspection. On February 20, 2019 a frontend alignment was done on the car. The steering wheels was still not correct, so the advocate called Nissan and took the vehicle back on March 4, 2019. The steering wheel was still not correct and when the advocate called, they were told it was windy that day so the alignment might not be exact.

Several months later the advocate moved out of Michigan. The back tire started wearing tread fast. Thinking the cause was because the vehicle was pulling a cargo trailer. Once to the destination, a new tire was purchased and then a new tire for the other side. When the advocate checked the air in the tire a few months later, it was noted that the new back tire was wearing fast. After taking the vehicle to a mechanic it was noticed that the back needed an alignment. Both the front and back end were aligned, and the steering wheel is now perfect.

When the advocate called Nissan on January 13, 2020 and talked to the mechanic and explained the situation, he stated that because it had been almost a year it could not be proven it was from their mistake and they would not fix it. He stated that when the advocate called they wanted a front end alignment. The advocate never stated that was what was wrong since they are not a mechanic. The advocate remembers the customer service women stating that was all that was needed, but she also stated a 27-point inspection was provided by their mechanics. On the day of the first service, the shop was extremely busy, and the advocate waited a few hours for the vehicle to be fixed.

When the advocate check on LARA, the government website for business owners the advocate discovered who the owner was.

  Entity type:   DOMESTIC PROFIT CORPORATION

Identification Number: 800042583		Old ID Number: 044566
Date of Incorporation in Michigan:   01/22/1964 The name and address of the Resident Agent:
Resident Agent Name:	MARY HUIZENGA

Mary’s last name sounded familiar to the advocate. After researching the advocate discovered Mary is the relatives of a congressman, Bill Huizenga. He is Michigan’s 2 district representative in Holland. The site states, “One of the most important things that I do as a US Representative is to help people with federal problems.”

Washington, D.C. Office
2232 Rayburn HOB
Washington, D.C. 20515
Phone: (202) 225-4401

Grandville Office
4555 Wilson Ave. SW Suite 3,
Grandville, MI 49418
Phone: (616) 570-0917

Grand Haven Office
1 South Harbor Ave. Suite 6B,
Grand Haven, MI 49417
Phone: (616) 414-5516

The advocate can’t take the dealership to court because it will be in Kent County, Michigan where the corruption in the divorce/custody case took place and the same judges are part of the civil court. Even if the advocate was able to get honest people in their case, the dealership owner would just make a call to her congressman representative family member and pull strings and the case would be fixed. This is the reality of Michigan and how things are run in the state. You can never get justice in Michigan once you go after a corrupt judge.

The whistleblower act is a joke! Ask Judge Patricia Gardner, she will agree.