Group that sent stolen cars to Azerbaijan and Georgia exposed in Canada
Police in the Canadian state of Ontario arrested a criminal group of 11 people who stole cars and sent them to Georgia and Azerbaijan.
The number of stolen cars amounted to 52 units with a total value of 3.2 million dollars.
A criminal case has been initiated under 96 articles.
Note that the group included two Azerbaijanis, Sanan Abbasov and Ibrahim Tairov, according to Radio Liberty's Azerbaijani service.
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