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Latest News [ 94 ]
- Chrysler to file for bankruptcy
- Secrets of the Modern Repo Man
- Boats take a hit during the recession
- Man charged with threatening repo man
- Repo Man Allegedly Demands Car, Assaults Family Member At Wrong House
- Business Booming For Repo Man – Vehicle Repossessions Up In Louisville
- Many Harley returns – Auction services, tent sales market repossessed bikes
- Used-car sales outperform new car sales
- NBFCs must detail vehicle repossession norms in loan pacts: RBI
- Former PAR President/COO Set to Launch New Remarketing Company
- Obama suggests recession easing
- Business is Booming for Manufacturers of Devices That Turn Your Car Off When You’re Behind On Your Loan
- Your car can get the boot from across town
- Suspect Arrested, Charged in Rosaryville Double Murder
- China driving global auto business
- Banks Reject U.S. Terms for Cutting Chrysler Debt
- Govt to launch old-for-new vehicle scrap scheme
- Repo, reserve repo rates slashed by 25 pbs: RBI
- Southmost Shooting Sends One Man to the Hospital
- Recession-Proof Small Businesses
- SCOTT STORCH – LIL’ KIM EMBROILED IN STORCH’S BENTLEY CASE
- Repo men accused of wild ride in Abington acquitted two years later
- Repo Men Find New Career, Old Clients Not Happy About Career Move
- No remittance, no ignition: Auto ‘electronic repo’ in action
- Chrysler Reveals Dire Circumstances in Memo to Canada Employees
- Possess that repossessed car
- Pay up – or your engine stops running!
- Luxury auto dealer defies slump with Rocklin showroom
- On Your Side: Dealership or Dating Service?
- Ford faces tax bill for unsold cars
- Couple accused of murder during repossession gets national attention
- Auto Dealers Have New Way To Fight Delinquent Payments
- Guy from Bold & Beautiful — Sued & Repossessed
- Customers lose cars, still pay after Nashville Dodge closes
- How to Avoid Losing Your Vehicle To The Repo Man
- Private lenders deny financing vehicles
- Fairus’s car taken back by Penang govt
- Vehicles At Vernon’s Clyde Chevrolet Buick Repossessed By GMAC Under Eye Of State Marshals: THE AUTO INDUSTRY [The Hartford Courant, Conn.]
- Government Repossessed Cars – Buy Cheap Used Cars at Government Seized Auto Auctions
- Abilene Police: Suspect threatens to run over victim
- GM preparing for possible bankruptcy: report
- Repo man wanted for murder of Augusta man
- Woman files suit in wake of repossession
- Hyundai goes after Hecker for $104 million
- No. 2 State Patrol official accused of unruly behavior
- Bargains help keep boat sales afloat
- Tow truck man
- Couple Threatened At Gunpoint For Repossessing Car
- Man pleads guilty to shooting at repo workers
- Frustrated Americans cheer Obama’s tough auto moves
- State of the Repo Art: The Jerr-Dan Element – Feature
- Morris County man sentenced to six months in prison for impersonating U.S. Secret Service agent
- For repo man, times are good
- Golden Gate man broke into tow yard, threw rocks at employee, authorities say
- Eugene auto repos are on the rise as economy tanks
- Private Planes Can Be Ultimate Status Symbol
- A bumper crop for repo man
- In 2 decades, repo owner has heard it all
- Airplane Repossessions Picking Up in a Down Economy
- Speaker’s Ferrari repossessed
- Used Car Dealerships Suffer
- Recession alters landscape for the repo man
- Court directs ICICI Bank to release confiscated car
- Repossessions a busy business
- Woman Drove Repo’ed Car Off Tow Truck
- Boat repo firms see business surge
- Repo Man at sea In Tough Times, Boat Repossessions On The Rise
- Repo man dangers during sick economy
- Rich boys’ toys to go in $2m auction
- Method Man truck gets repossessed
- 24,000 Consumers Avoid Auto Repossession and Get a Second Chance
- Man armed with shotgun steals vehicle being repossessed in Highland
- Triad Financial partners with Innovate Auto Solutions to market third-party loan servicing
- Vehicle repo leads to shots fired
- Repo men mistakenly attempt to repossess car with Macon children inside
- Repo rage: Car owner accused of wielding gun, taking truck
- Need for interest rate cut on auto finance: Srinivasan
- Artist’s Obama painted car to get repossessed in Tampa, Fla.
- Tow truck driver gunned down near UTSA dies
- GMAC Enlists CARL for Repossession Vendor Compliance Services from Recovery Compliance Solutions
- Booming Business For Car Repo Men
- Industry urges PM to ensure retail finance in auto sector
- Banks repossessing fewer houses, cars
- Woman hits man trying to repossess her car
- Sentencing delayed after man collapses in court
- Downturn Sees Rise in Repossessions of Yachts, Private Planes
- The Recession’s Gotten So Bad, Even the Repo Man’s Singing the Blues
- Fireside Bank to Cease Originations, Exit Auto Finance
- Kerry Katona’s repossessed cars put up for sale
- Recession Fuels Business Boom For Repo Men
- Towing company fights to expand into South End
- No end to car repossessions
- New firm to be first in Hungary to auction off repossessed vehicles
- Insurance scheme leads to arrest of two men
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Repo men accused of wild ride in Abington acquitted two years later
ABINGTON —
It took nearly two years, but Robert P. Simeone Jr. and his brother, Michael, say they finally got justice.
The brothers were acquitted of charges stemming from a car repossession case in Abington where, authorities said at the time, one of the brothers had jumped on the hood of a woman’s car.
“It was a relief,” Robert Simeone Jr., 23, of Brockton said.
On April 2, a jury in Brockton District Court acquitted the brothers of three counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace, assault and battery to collect a loan, destruction of property, malicious damage over $250 and assault with a dangerous weapon.
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