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- Report Warns Of Private Car Repo Dangers
- Man swings a steel pipe at the repo man
- OPENLANE Partners with Recovery Database Network (RDN) to Expedite Sale of Repossessed Vehicles
- Violence Spurs Calls To Rein In The Repo Man
- Group calls for legal protections regarding auto repossession
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- Father and son plead not guilty to making threats
- Birmingham man convicted of manslaughter in 2009 shooting of repo man
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- ‘Repo man’ shot on job in Ansonia
- Repo Man: The Job, The Misconceptions, The Reality
- North American Repossessors Summit Upcoming
- Dealers Learn to Spot Potential Repos Early
- Two face charges for alleged threats, road rage
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- High-tech repo men reap big rewards during the Obama recovering using tracking systems Orwell would have loved
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High-tech repo men reap big rewards during the Obama recovering using tracking systems Orwell would have loved
Auto repossession specialists recovered 1.9 million cars in 2009, a jump of nearly 10% over the previous year. The increase is tied directly to the use of exotic technology used by police and repossession vehicles. Oh, plus the outstanding economic recovery orchestrated by our beloved Democrat leaders.
The plate-recognition systems are also used heavily by police. And the system resembles nothing so much as a “Big Brother”-ish system of the sort Orwell would have appreciated.
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