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    Pennsylvania repairer sentenced for stealing from employer

    Jan. 1, 2020
    A Pennsylvania repairer who worked for K&J USA of Hatfield, Pa., was sentenced to 1.5 to four years in a state correctional facility after he pleaded guilty to theft. He must also pay more than $10,000 to K&J.
    A Pennsylvania repairer who worked for K&J USA of Hatfield, Pa., was sentenced to 1.5 to four years in a state correctional facility after he pleaded guilty to theft. He must also pay more than $10,000 to K&J.

    John Weiss, 46, of Quakertown, was a technician who went to car dealerships to perform minor auto body repairs on vehicles that were for sale.

    To see the entire story, click on repairer theft.

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