
AI-generated summary
The criminal group operated cross-border, stealing vehicles in Germany and processing them in Poland for spare parts.
Investigative findings show that members of the group stole cars in Germany, which they then transported to Poland. There, the vehicles were dismantled into parts that went to the secondary market.
During the searches of the detainees, the officers found professional electronic equipment used to defeat security measures in cars, as well as ammunition and German police documents.
Three truckloads of parts and millions of dollars in losses
During the operation, a huge number of car parts were seized - as investigators emphasize, "they filled three trucks in total."
According to findings, thieves stole and dismantled at least 50 cars. The value of losses exceeds PLN 10 million.
Eight of the detained people were taken into custody. According to investigators, they are to be extradited to Germany under the European Arrest Warrant.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Eight detained people will be extradited to Germany under the European Arrest Warrant.
Very likely · Within weeks

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