They Sold 61 Vehicles Using the 'Change' Method: Arrest Warrants Issued for 23 Suspects.
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The Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that arrest warrants have been issued for 23 suspects in an investigation into individuals who allegedly adapted the serial numbers of heavily damaged vehicles to those of seized or impounded vehicles and sold them to third parties.
In an operation targeting a "car swap" ring in Istanbul, 17 suspects were apprehended. The suspects, who were found to have defrauded victims of 120 million Turkish Lira, were also found to be involved in 61 separate crimes. It was noteworthy that the suspects had plastered pictures of the stolen vehicles on walls.
The investigation into suspects who sold them to third parties by adapting the serial numbers of heavily damaged vehicles to confiscated or captured vehicles, 17 of the 23 suspects who were granted detention orders were arrested.
In an operation targeting 23 suspects across 4 provinces, centered in Istanbul, who were found to have sold 61 vehicles using the "change" method by adapting the serial numbers of heavily damaged vehicles to those of seized or impounded vehicles, 17 people were taken into custody.
Arrest warrants have been issued for 23 suspects in Istanbul and four other provinces, who are believed to have sold 61 heavily damaged vehicles by adapting their serial numbers to those of seized and impounded vehicles. Orders were also given to search 12 locations and seize evidence of the crime.
The Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that arrest warrants have been issued for 23 suspects who were determined to have sold 61 vehicles using the "change" method (a term used to describe a fraudulent transaction involving the exchange of vehicle registration numbers).
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