
Tirana police have announced a search for two people who were trafficking stolen luxury vehicles from Italy to Albania.
According to the police announcement, citizen G. G, 34 years old, is wanted on suspicion of trafficking a "Lynk&Co" vehicle, as well as forging documentation with the aim of selling and registering it in Albania.
Also, citizen SS, 40 years old, suspected of trafficking a "Benz GLC" vehicle, as well as forging documentation and changing the chassis number of this vehicle.
Two vehicles, a "Benz GLC" and a "Lynk&Co" manufactured in recent years, worth around 110,000 euros, were seized as material evidence.
Police announcement:
The police operation codenamed "Stolen Line" is being finalized to crack down on the criminal activity of vehicle trafficking.
Two citizens who were trafficking stolen luxury vehicles from Italy to Albania have been identified and declared wanted.
Two vehicles ("Benz GLC" and "Lynk&Co"), worth approximately 110,000 euros, were seized.
Specialists of the Illicit Traffic Investigation Section of the Tirana Police Department, based on information provided about 2 vehicles that were trafficked from Italy and were circulating in Tirana, have organized and finalized the police operation codenamed "Stolen Line".
As part of the operation, the following citizens were declared wanted:
-G. G, 34 years old, suspected of trafficking a “Lynk&Co” vehicle, as well as forging documentation with the aim of selling and registering it in Albania;
-SS, 40 years old, suspected of trafficking a "Benz GLC" vehicle, as well as forging documentation and changing the chassis number of this vehicle.
Two vehicles, a "Benz GLC" and a "Lynk&Co" manufactured in recent years, worth around 110,000 euros, were seized as material evidence.
In cooperation with the Prosecutor's Office, work continues to uncover other cases of vehicle trafficking that these citizens may have committed.
The procedural materials were passed to the Prosecutor's Office for further action.