Father and Son Accused of Selling Stolen Cars on Facebook Marketplace in $500K Scheme

Pennsylvania investigators say the Lehigh County pair used counterfeit paperwork and vehicle identification numbers to disguise stolen vehicles.

HARRISBURG, PA — A father and son face felony charges after investigators linked them to the sale of 12 vehicles worth nearly $500,000 using allegedly fraudulent titles, according to Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday.

Jermaine Quinones Sr., 42, and Jermaine Quinones Jr., 18, are accused of operating a Lehigh County-based “chop shop” scheme involving stolen vehicles and counterfeit documents. Many of the vehicles were sold through Facebook Marketplace…

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