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A Romanian settled in Sicily is being investigated by the Italian authorities for involvement in an online fraud scheme of the 'trading' type.

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A Romanian citizen settled in Valguarnera Caropepe, Sicily, is being investigated by Italian authorities for involvement in an online fraud scheme of the 'trading' type. The investigation was initiated following a complaint from an Italian investor who lost approximately 27,000 euros. The victim was attracted by an online investment offer but encountered blocks when trying to withdraw funds, being asked to make new deposits to unlock the winnings.


Authorities have confiscated assets and blocked accounts, determining that the amounts came from fraudulent activities. The judge issued a preventive confiscation order, and the total value of the measures amounts to approximately 50,000 euros, including two properties and 18,000 euros from a bank account. The investigation continues to trace the financial flows and recover the damages.

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