A woman from Constanta is being investigated for fraud after she defrauded 22 customers, causing almost 200,000 lei in damages.
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The woman, an administrator of a travel agency, is accused of defrauding 22 people who paid for trips that were never purchased. The total damage amounted to approximately 194,000 lei, and further investigation revealed that she had bought tour packages from a foreign agency but did not pay for them, generating an additional 215,000 lei in damage. The police searched her home and the travel agency, seizing two cell phones and a laptop.
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