People v. Neville

In a jury trial Clarence Neville was found guilty of three counts of possessing component parts of motor vehicles with knowledge that the identification numbers had been removed. The defendant was sentenced to 2 years’ probation and fined *7,500. The conviction was for a violation of section 4 — 103(d) of the anti-theft provisions of the Illinois Vehicle Code which makes it a violation for:

“(d) a person to buy, receive, possess, sell, or dispose of a motor vehicle or other vehicle, or any component part thereof, with knowledge that the identification number of the motor vehicle or other vehicle…