Group that sent stolen cars to Azerbaijan and Georgia exposed in Canada
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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