A woman from Suceava ordered a GPS online, but received an empty box. The police are investigating the case as a possible fraud.
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A woman from Suceava ordered a GPS navigation system on September 22, but received an empty box via courier on October 6. After paying for the package, she discovered that inside was a small suitcase, without contents. The Suceava County Police Inspectorate has launched an investigation to determine the circumstances and to check if it is a scam.
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