Great game in the second hand! They all lived the same life: The car was so beautiful in the way it looked, it was scrapped

In the studies carried out by the Public Order Branch Directorate of Istanbul Provincial Police Department; It was determined that there were irregularities in the mileage information of second-hand vehicles and that citizens were victimized by showing seriously damaged vehicles as undamaged through fake expert reports.

A simultaneous operation was organized at the addresses determined in Istanbul and Muğla to capture the suspects who were considered to have made unfair profits, and in the first stage of these operations, 14 suspects were caught and brought to the Public Order Branch Directorate.

As the investigation continued, two more suspects were caught and detained. The number of detainees increased to 16.

During the searches, vehicles, documents and weapons, the kilometers of which were thought to have been tampered with, were seized. It was also learned that the suspects defrauded and victimized at least 30 people using this method.

While the proceedings of the 16 suspects brought to the Public Order Branch Directorate were continuing, some of the victims came to the Public Order Branch Directorate to testify. Then, citizens explained the grievances they experienced and thanked the Istanbul Provincial Police Department and the Public Security Branch Directorate Fraud Bureau teams.

"SCAMMERS SAID 'WHAT IS THE NEED FOR EXPERTISE?'"

Murat Koç, who was among the victims, claimed that the suspects told him not to give money to the expert and said, "I bought a car. Or rather, I went to buy a car. The car was very nice in appearance. I said, 'Let's have it expertized.' He said, 'There is no need for an expert, this is the car. Instead of paying 15-20 thousand liras to the expert, don't give it to me.' So I looked at it and the car is nice. Frankly, I liked it. I believed his sweet words. "I didn't have it inspected. Then, my son had it checked and it had 430 thousand kilometers. It has a record of serious damage. I don't want such people to be given the opportunity. I am very grateful to them. God bless us."

"THOSE WHO WILL BUY A VEHICLE SHOULD NOT TRUST ANYONE"

Another victim, Serkan Elman, said, "I found the vehicle. They sold the vehicle for 570 thousand liras. They said there was no damage record. We went to the vehicle and looked at it. The vehicle was in good shape. They showed us the appraisal report. They said, 'We had it appraised two days ago. There is no need to put the vehicle in for appraisal again.' The car was also in good order. When we looked at them, they did not have a fraudster's face. We knew that. We had the car appraised later. "We took it away. We are complaining about these. We want our rights. May God bless them all. Those who will buy a vehicle should not trust anyone, even if it is an expert," he said.

"THOSE WHO WILL BUY A VEHICLE SHOULD PURCHASE THE VEHICLES BY TAKING THEM TO A REGISTERED NOTARY PUBLIC AND EXPERTS"