Three men from Arad have been charged for 48 fraudulent transactions, causing a damage of 400,000 lei
Liviu Brăteanu
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The investigations carried out by the Arad Police Inspectorate target three suspects aged 27, 30, and 34, who conducted illegal transactions using the data from stolen cards. Searches at their homes led to the confiscation of evidence, and the estimated damage is approximately 400,000 lei. They are accused of fraud and forgery in documents, and the investigations continue under the supervision of the Prosecutor's Office.
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