A Romanian Was Arrested in Germany After Stealing His Own Car

A 27-year-old Romanian, resident in Germany, is investigated by the German police after he "had stolen" his own car, which reported earlier as being suspended in Romania. The unusual incident raises legal questions about the property status of the vehicle and the possible criminal response of the Romanian. The Romanian article was investigated by the police, accused of stealing his own car. As it happened in such a situation, it appeared first i…

A 27-year-old man in Mannheim, southwestern Germany, was detained by the police after stealing his own car, reported by Agerpres.

In Romania, a man from Mannheim is stolen his car. A few weeks later, it reappears in Dortmund. In short, the man decides to steal his car back - and is subsequently arrested by the police. But has he actually made himself punishable by this?

A man is arrested for stealing a car, but then it turns out that the car obviously belongs to him, and it was stolen by him himself.

Sometimes, reality hits the film. In a world where car rentals are already taken months after the investigation, a case in Germany has returned logic on the ground. A 27-year-old Romanian from Mannheim was arrested for stealing a car, his own auto tourism, which was previously stolen in Romania. The story begins at [...]

The car was stolen from a 27-year-old from Mannheim. He was able to locate it in Dortmund and took it back. But then the handcuffs clicked.