Bari: First Coastal Projects — Parking Area for Motorhomes

Police thwarted an attempt to sell a camper obtained through fraud at the commercial port of Formia. Two men, aged 22 and 32, were intercepted during the transaction using fake documents and a test license plate; a buyer had already paid a 300-euro deposit. The camper was seized as uninsured and with an improperly used license plate.

Police prevented an attempted sale of a motorhome with fraudulent documents at Formia port. Two men aged 22 and 32 were apprehended during a meeting with a buyer who had already transferred a 300 euro deposit. The vehicle had been previously registered as involved in fraud, lacked insurance, and used temporary license plates for illegal circulation.

The Gaeta State Police reported two men aged 22 and 32 for an attempted fraudulent sale of a motorhome. The suspects posted an online ad with counterfeit documents and received a 300 euro deposit, while the vehicle was circulating with an illegally used test license plate and no insurance. The motorhome was seized and entrusted to a judicial custodian.

Police prevented the attempted sale of a camper obtained through a prior fraud. Two suspects were detained at the commercial port of Formia while meeting a buyer who had already paid a deposit. The camper was uninsured and circulating with improperly used test license plates.

Police in Gaeta detained two men attempting to sell a motorhome that was itself acquired through fraud. The suspects, aged 22 and 32, posted an online ad, used fake documents, and received a 300-euro deposit. The motorhome was seized as it was uninsured and sought in connection with an earlier fraud against the original seller.

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