AG Announces Charges in Lebanon 'Chop Shop' Case

AG announces charges in Lebanon 'chop shop' case

Sunday said the shops generated more than half a million dollars through identity theft, fraudulent vehicle inspections, and insurance fraud.

Central Pa. vehicle fraud scheme profited well over $500K, AG says in announcing charges

Attorney General Dave Sunday and the Pennsylvania State Police announced criminal charges on Thursday against more than a dozen individuals for financial crimes — including identity theft, insurance fraud, forgery and washing vehicle titles —that took place in a Lebanon-based “chop shop” and criminal enterprise.

🔗 ‘Operation Dirty Paper:’ 15 people, 2 businesses charged for alleged Lebanon County chop shops

An investigation uncovered alleged “chop shops” in Lebanon County being run by what Attorney General Dave Sunday described as an “elaborate, multi-layered criminal organization.”

More than a dozen suspects accused of participating in elaborate crime organization based in Lebanon

A collaborative investigation by the Office of the Attorney General and State Police resulted in charges against 15 alleged members of an elaborate crime ring.

Authorities Charge 15 Individuals in Alleged Lebanon Chop Shop Scheme

HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office and the Pennsylvania State Police have filed charges against 15 people and two Lebanon-based businesses in connection with an alleged “chop shop” and related criminal activities. The allegations include vehicle theft, title washing, fraudulent inspections, and identity theft. The investigation, conducted with assistance from the 52nd Statewide Investigating Grand Jury, revealed two inte…

‘Operation Dirty Paper:’ 15 people, 2 businesses charged for alleged Lebanon County chop shops