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Dealer Repossesses Deployed Soldiers' Cars, Faces $137,000 Fine

When a service member is deployed for military purposes, repossessing their car isn't as simple as showing up with a tow truck and a claim of missed payments.

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Dealer Repossesses Deployed Soldiers' Cars, Faces $137,000 Fine
When a service member is deployed for military purposes, repossessing their car isn't as simple as showing up with a tow truck and a claim of missed payments.
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