The German police have arrested four people, including a Romanian, for the theft of Audi and Porsche wheels, with a total damage of 1.6 million euros.
Liviu Brăteanu
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A well-organized gang has been dismantled in Germany, suspected of stealing wheels for luxury vehicles, with an estimated damage of 1.6 million euros. Three suspects, two Poles and one Romanian, have been arrested, while an Italian woman has been placed under judicial control. The investigation revealed 13 thefts from a car depot, and the police confiscated 170 wheels and large sums of money. The suspects acted in coordination, transporting the stolen goods abroad.
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Mai multe persoane, printre care un român, prinse în Germania după ce au furat roți de Audi și Porsche. Prejudiciu uriaș
Un român, doi polonezi și o italiancă au furat roți de Audi și Porsche de 1,6 milioane de euro
Furt de lux în Germania! Un român și alți trei indivizi au sustras roți de Audi și Porsche în valoare de milioane de euro - Ziarul Românesc
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