Cloned Cars for the Black Market in Tunisia, Kidnappings in Palermo
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PALERMO (ITALPRESS) - The Maritime Frontier Police has seized luxury cars in Palermo with a value of more than 150 thousand euros, including a Bmw Xm 50 and a Toyota Lexus, destined for the black market of North Africa. The vehicles, with counterfeit frames and cloned documents, were about to be boarded towards Tunis. Two Libyan citizens, one of Maltese origins, have been denounced for recycling, fake and counterfeit. The checks on the means in …
The vehicles embarked in Salerno with destination Tunis, ended up in the sights of the police officers of the maritime border of Palermo on passengers, luggage and suspicious vehicles in transit from the maritime port of the capital
Luxury cars worth over €150,000 with counterfeit chassis and cloned documents were seized by the Palermo Police as they were about to leave Italy for Tunisia to fuel the black market. Two Libyan citizens, one of Maltese origin, were charged with money laundering, forgery, and counterfeiting. […] The article "BMW and other supercars stolen and cloned, seized at the port of Palermo: two reports" comes from Diretta Sicilia.
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