Reagor-Dykes Auto Group

Brad William Fansler, former Group Administrative Director for Reagor-Dykes, has pleaded guilty for his role in the company's collapse.

Former Reagor-Dykes employees Pepper Laray Rickman (47) and Sherri Lynn Wood (53) have pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

LPD investigators say someone forced their way into the Reagor-Dykes dealership at 1211 19th Street and stole a key machine.

Two more former Reagor-Dykes employees have pleaded guilty to charges relating to the bankruptcy of the RD companies.

Bart Reagor was ordered by a jury on Thursday, October 4th to pay Ford Motor Credit a total of $53,759,450.96.

Vista Bank sued Bart Reagor back in March saying that Reagor-Dykes companies borrowed $3 million and that Reagor personally guaranteed the debt, and Reagor has filed a counterclaim.

Court records say that creditors and other parties-in-interest in the Reagor-Dykes bankruptcy case will get to vote on a reorganization plan in December.

Federal prosecutors released a statement on Friday, September 20th, saying that two former Reagor-Dykes employees had pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bank fraud.

Ford Motor Credit said that they were not ready to settle with the Reagor-Dykes Auto Group in bankruptcy court on Thursday, August 29th.

In his first long-form interview since the bankruptcy of the Reagor-Dykes Auto Group, Bart Reagor discussed his life over the past year, some of the Bible verses he gains inspiration from, and a new business opportunity he is seeking. Listen to the complete interview at KFYO.com