Three trucks loaded with goods worth €250,000, wanted by the Danish authorities, were discovered in the Port of Constanta. The vehicles were seized and transported to the Border Police headquarters for further investigation
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Border guards at the Port of Constanta discovered three trucks registered in Denmark wanted by the Danish authorities for confiscation. The vehicles, brought by two Turkish nationals, were to be exported to Turkey. They have been seized and detained for further investigation and officers are investigating the possible offense of concealment. Appropriate legal measures will be ordered once the investigation is completed.
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Polițiștii din Portul Constanța au reținut trei camioane furate din Danemarca
Trei camioane de 250.000 de euro dispărute din Danemarca, descoperite în Portul Constanța
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