The man, wanted internationally for qualified theft, was hiding in Pavia, Italy, using false documents. Following collaboration between Romanian and Italian authorities, he was caught after a series of operational actions. The theft occurred on the night of May 31, when the suspect and his accomplices forced access to the Timișoara 1 Postal Office, stealing nearly 10 million lei. The damage was fully recovered, and the police officers who intervened were rewarded. Other searches took place in Timiș and Constanța counties to identify other accomplices.
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Unul dintre bărbaţii căutaţi pentru furtul a aproape 10 milioane de lei dintr-un oficiu poştal din Timişoara, prins în Italia/ Pe numele său este emis un mandat de arestare în lipsă
Bărbatul care a furat 10 milioane de lei din Poşta Mare Timişoara a fost depistat în Italia / A fost arestat și urmează să fie extrădat în România
Unul dintre bărbaţii care au furat 10 milioane de lei din Poşta Timişoara, prins în Italia. Unde se ascundea
Românul care a dat lovitura de 10 milioane la Poșta Mare din Timișoara a fost prins la Pavia
Jaful de la Oficiul Poștal nr. 1 din Timișoara: unul dintre suspecți a fost prins în Italia. Se ascundea într-un apartament din Pavia
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