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- Scott Storch Grand Theft Auto Charge Dismissed
- GM, Toyota to end joint venture in Calif.
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- Tucson used car salesmen may face decades in prison for fraud
- Bridgeton woman gets probation for phoney stolen car claim
- Authorities Seize 10 Vehicles, Arrest Repo Man
- Cardiac patient assaulted by 15-20 recovery agents
- Pasco man takes tow truck repossessing his vehicles
- Truck Purchased From City Caught in Repo Mix-Up
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- Fiat closes deal to take bulk of Chrysler’s assets
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- M.I. man accused of taking shot at repo men
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- Private ownership by the government must be temporary
- Repo man leads to stolen car ring
- Asheville police investigate 2nd embezzlement at RMC Financial Services
- RBI: Loan contracts of NBFCs to include clauses on vehicle repossession
- Repo bill becomes new law – Repo agents must notify police before repossessing any property in Indiana.
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Tucson used car salesmen may face decades in prison for fraud
Two Tucson used car salesmen were busted for reportedly doing those nasty things we already think used car salesmen do.
Too bad this Hurricane Motors duo bolstered the negative stereotype, although the news release did not state if they took the stereotype to the limits and also wore cheap, brown suits.
David “Jay” Franklin, 47, and John D. Franklin, Sr., 72, allegedly bilked customers and a finance company out of nearly $200,000 through switched car titles and fraudulent loans. Maximum penalties Franklin and Franklin the elder could get if convicted are 85 and 62 years in prison, respectively.
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