The police in Suceava discovered two cars stolen from Great Britain, a Porsche and a BMW, in a dismantling center in Suceava.
Liviu Brăteanu
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Following three searches conducted in the locality of Bunești, police officers from Suceava discovered two cars stolen from Great Britain, a Porsche and a BMW, both without license plates. According to the Suceava County Police Inspectorate, during these searches, systems containing video recordings were also seized, which will be analyzed according to legal procedures. Checks in the databases of the Romanian and international police confirmed that the two cars are reported as stolen by British authorities. Currently, the police have opened a criminal investigation for theft in this case, continuing investigations to establish the circumstances of the theft.
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