Border police discovered two luxury cars, valued at approximately 200,000 euros each, which had been stolen from Spain and were destined for export to Turkey. The control took place in the Port of Constanța, where a van, belonging to a Belarusian citizen, was transporting several cars. Anomalies in the stamping of the chassis numbers and in the registration certificate raised suspicions, later confirming that the cars were stolen. They were seized, and the police continue investigations for retention.
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