Border guards of the Coast Guard identified three internationally wanted cars belonging to the authorities of Latvia, Denmark and Norway in the port of Constanta. Checks revealed that the vehicles, in the possession of a Georgian and two Tajik nationals, were registered in Lithuania and Germany. The cars, valued at €165,000, were to be exported to Georgia and were seized for further investigation. Border police are investigating the case for the crime of concealment.
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Mașini căutate de autorități europene, descoperite în Portul Constanța
Autoturisme estimate la o valoare de 165.000 de euro, căutate de autorităţi europene, descoperite în Portul Constanţa
Mașini Lexus și Toyota de sute de mii de euro, furate din nordul Europei și găsite în Portul Constanța
Autoturisme estimate la 165.000 de euro, căutate de autorităţi europene, descoperite în Portul Constanţa pe o navă maritimă cu destinația Georgia
Mașini de 165.000 de euro, urmărite internațional, găsite în Portul Constanța
Autoturisme estimate la o valoare de 165.000 de euro, căutate de autorităţi europene, descoperite în Portul Constanţa
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