
In the growing problem of vehicle theft due to the influence of organized crime networks, stolen cars are destroyed, sent abroad or used in other crimes.
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In the United Kingdom, organized crime networks steal vehicles on order and dispose of these vehicles by breaking them down, sending them abroad or using them in crimes.
Vehicle theft in the UK has become a growing problem, driven by increasingly organized criminal networks. While cars stolen on order are dismantled within hours, some vehicles are sent abroad and some are used in other crimes.
'IT IS STOLEN EVERY 4 MINUTES'
According to the British broadcaster BBC, a car is stolen every 4 minutes across the United Kingdom, while vehicle thefts in England and Wales have increased by approximately 50 percent in the last 10 years. The BBC wrote that some of the stolen vehicles were sold in the UK or abroad after being fitted with new number plates, while others were used as escape vehicles in drug dealing and human smuggling activities, or in crimes such as robbery and breaking into houses.
British police announced that most of the stolen vehicles were sent to countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Democratic Republic of Congo and Jamaica.
AT LEAST 286 PEOPLE WERE DETAINED LAST MONTH
Reported vehicle theft cases in England and Wales decreased by 5 percent last year to 119 thousand. In Scotland and Northern Ireland, the number of cases did not change significantly and remained at approximately 5,000 and 1,200, respectively, on an annual basis. As a result of the operation carried out with the participation of 32 police departments last month, at least 286 people were detained and 319 vehicles were seized.
300 THOUSAND RESOURCES A YEAR
33 suspects were caught in 4 operations against FETO and DAESH in Izmir, Eskişehir and Ağrı. Minister Akın Gürlek stated that they will continue to dry up the financial resources of terrorist organizations.

Ebru Serep, who was seriously injured in the fire that broke out in her house in Seferihisar, Izmir, lost her one-week fight for life. Her ex-boyfriend, firefighter Abdullah Karabina, was caught and arrested regarding the incident.
Cryptocurrency fraud suspect R.J.S., who was wanted by Interpol with a red notice, was caught with his wife during the operation in Beşiktaş, Istanbul. Weapons, electronic devices, gold and 600 thousand dollars were seized at the address.

A total of 33 suspects were detained in 4 separate operations carried out against FETO and DAESH terrorist organizations in Izmir, Eskişehir and Ağrı. The financial connections and money transfers of the organizations were also examined during the investigations.
Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek announced that 33 suspects were detained in 4 operations against FETO and DAESH terrorist organizations in Izmir, Eskişehir and Ağrı.

In the operations organized under the coordination of the Chief Public Prosecutor's Offices in Izmir, Eskişehir and Ağrı, 33 of the 35 suspects related to the financial networks and structures of FETO and DAESH were detained.