Power Theft at Charging Stations of Electric Machines. Like the PPC Blue Application Was Fraudulent
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An extensive investigation into the theft of electricity from the charging stations of electric cars led to 30 home searches carried out on Monday, November 9, 2026, under the operation "Jupiter 6". According to the General Prosecutor's Office, 47 people are currently being investigated for theft and forgery of information, being suspected of having exploited a vulnerability of the PPC Blue application to charge electric cars without paying for …
Prosecutors of the Attorney General's Office and the police of the Anti-Infringement Service carry out Monday morning 30 searches in a criminal file in which 47 people are being investigated...
Prosecutors investigate a scheme whereby 47 people would have fraudulently charged PPC Blue's electrical machinery, using over 1,100 accounts created with false data. Suspects would have benefited from electricity without paying, and the damage amounted to approximately 158,355 lei. On Monday, 30 home searches took place in this file.
A breach of an application for charging electric cars would have been exploited by 47 people. Investigators discovered over 1,100 unpaid charges and a damage of 158,000 lei.
The prosecutors and police carried out month 30 searches in a file that targets the theft of energy for electric cars. A number of 47 people are being investigated for false computer and theft. Suspects would have created over 1,100 false accounts in the PPC Blue application, and exploited a vulnerability of the system.
The national investigation into the theft of energy at charging stations also affects Botosani through administrative problems and risks to infrastructure.
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