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TV Viewers Help Marine with Vandalized Car in Big Way

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29 Sep 2013 35 views
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TV Viewers Help Marine with Vandalized Car in Big Way
On Monday, the news on channel 2 in Houston featured a story about a former Marine whose car was senselessly vandalized, and now a viewer has stepped up to help.

On Monday, the news on channel 2 in Houston featured a story about a former Marine whose car was senselessly vandalized, and now a viewer has stepped up to help.

"We'll make this baby look beautiful for you again," said Nick Tajian, the owner of Mason Road Collision Auto Center, who was overcome with emotion when he saw Hector Cortez's story on Local 2.

(WATCH the video below or READ the story in KPRC Houston)

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