The Provincial High Court of Badajoz has sentenced a man and his son-in-law to 18 and 9 months in prison, respectively, for selling a dozen cars with the rigged counterometers to so many other people through advertisements on Internet pages. In the case, there was a third defendant, the wife of the first, who has been acquitted.
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The Provincial High Court of Badajoz has sentenced a man and his son-in-law to 18 and 9 months in prison, respectively, for selling a dozen cars with the rigged counterometers to so many other people through advertisements on Internet pages. In the case, there was a third defendant, the wife of the first, who has been acquitted.