Italian, Spanish, and Belgian authorities have announced the dismantling of a network of luxury car thefts, involving suspects from Romania, Moldova, Russia, and Ukraine.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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The cars, especially luxury models, were stolen from holiday resorts and transported to Belgium to be modified and shipped to Dubai. The police confiscated equipment used for theft and identified over 100 stolen vehicles, with a total value of at least 3 million euros. 24 suspects were targeted, and six were arrested.
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Polițiștii europeni au destructurat o reţea infracțională din Europa de Est care fura mașini de lux și le vindea în Dubai
Români, moldoveni, ucraineni şi ruşi, într-o bandă care fura maşini de lux din Europa şi le vindea în Dubai. Cum acţionau - VIDEO
Români şi moldoveni, într-o bandă care fura maşini de lux din Europa şi le vindea în Dubai. Cum acţionau
Români, moldoveni, ucraineni şi ruşi, organizați într-o bandă, furau maşini de lux din Europa şi le vindeau în Dubai
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