Police authorities in Elche have detained two men, aged forty one and fifty one, in connection with a series of alleged fraudulent activities. The arrests stemmed from multiple complaints lodged by victims who claimed they had left their vehicles at a local garage for repairs, but the accused failed to carry out the work and ceased communication.
The investigation revealed that in addition to not returning vehicles for repairs, the men were also implicated in the sale of vehicles that were not owned by them. They allegedly forged documents to convince buyers that the transactions were legitimate, leading victims to pay for vehicles that were never delivered.
During the investigation, police, collaborating with the local force, located seven vehicles associated with the reported fraud, which were subsequently seized. The total amount defrauded from victims has been estimated at nearly five thousand euros.
Continuing inquiries aim to uncover additional vehicles involved in these deceptive practices. The detainees have been presented before the judicial system and are currently under investigation for their alleged crimes.
This article was written with AI assistance and reviewed by a human editor before publication.