The infamous DWI motorized chair has hit a speed bump.

Proctor Police were shocked to learn that eBay had pulled the item on Monday.

But police have now re-listed the chair under a different name.

Yesterday authorities received a notice from the La-Z-Boy company about the trademark name being used in the auction ad.

Authorities say La-Z-Boy filed a complaint with eBay, and the auction ad was subsequently pulled.

Late Monday, bidding on the chair had topped $43,000.

"I was really devastated," said Chief Walter Wobig of the Proctor Police Department.

Authorities say they have tried to contact eBay about the situation. But attempts to get in touch with the auction website have been unsuccessful

"I went back in there and I re-listed the chair, I just haven't used the trademark name," said Wobig.

Anderson says he's mad about losing his chair and police cashing in on his loss.

"You know what--I wish it (the bidding) was zero...because (the) Proctor Police Department don't need the money," he said.

Authorities say they do need the money and plan to use it to fund several important police needs.

"They're capitalizing on it for the police department and I don't think that's right," said Anderson.

But authorities say there's an important message to remember about the chair story.

"Just don't drink and drive--that's the bottom line," said Wobig.