Dayton, OH – October 10, 2014 – When Lashawnda Johnson asked two Ohio Repo Men if she could just drive her Chevy Tahoe home one more time, they learned the hard way that sometimes good intentions just aren’t good enough to keep people from doing dumb things.






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