Joshua Weston, 41, is accused of running Adobe Auto Sales like his own personal ATM between 2016 and 2024. Court records say he pocketed over $200,000 through shady reimbursements for Facebook ads—money that never actually went to Facebook. His “proof”? Just trust me, bro.
Even after resigning, Weston allegedly dipped back into company accounts for another $55K, skipped out on paying back a $6,000 loan, and then nuked the dealership’s Facebook page containing 14 years of data, ads, and customer history—valued at a whopping $252,000. Deleting that page wasn’t just petty; it potentially wiped away evidence, too.
So, to recap: a guy who couldn’t even keep track of receipts managed to siphon off six figures, vanish with company funds, and hit “delete” on the business’s online presence like an angry teenager rage-quitting Facebook.
Who knew the real crime in Lubbock car sales wasn’t the “dealer fees” but the dealer himself?
