Lehigh County Father and Son Charged Oct. 30 with Selling Nearly $500,000 in Stolen Cars Through Facebook Marketplace; at Least 12 Cars Title-Washed, Each Faces up to 20 Years
The Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office has charged a Lehigh County father and son with selling nearly $500,000 worth of stolen vehicles through Facebook Marketplace, in a case disclosed by media on October 30. The defendants, Jermaine Quiñones Sr., 42, and his son Jermaine Quiñones Jr., 18, allegedly sold at least 12 stolen vehicles between 2025 and 2026 using 'title washing' to launder the vehicles' ownership documents.
Investigators recovered multiple high-value vehicles, including a 2026 Infiniti QX60 worth about $67,500, a nearly new Acura Integra worth $35,950, and two recent-model Ford Mustangs. Each defendant faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
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