Villach and Klagenfurt: Fraud with new cars - police are looking for suspects

Villach and Klagenfurt: Fraud with new cars - police are looking for suspects

In the past few days, the police in Villach and Klagenfurt became aware of a 43-year-old Italian who is in connection with several fraud. The suspect is accused of having gained new cars in a total of three car dealerships by presenting fake transfer confirmations of an Italian bank. After receiving the cars, the man was no longer available to the sellers and remained disappeared.

The investigation that was originally initiated due to a rental fraud led the officers on the trail of the perpetrator and his fraudulent machinations. The attempt to acquire cars with only false evidence has given hope for a quick solution for everyone involved. The damage to the car dealerships concerned is not yet precisely quantified, but it can be assumed that it is significant and the ongoing criminal police investigation is already in full swing.

search and development of the investigation

The police have now initiated searches after the suspect. Both the Italian and the stolen vehicles are advertised nationwide for searching. This is done in the hope that witnesses will be aware of the search and contribute to finding the perpetrator. The investigators are working eagerly to clarify the background of these incidents and to collect further details about the concerned car dealerships.

The suspect's fraudulent activities are a serious problem that not only harms the suffering car dealerships, but also affects general security in the urban area. In such incidents, the focus is on the protection of honest dealers. The trust between customers and car dealerships could be endangered by such frauds.

Details on his approach have not yet been fully disclosed in the current investigations, but it is reported that the fake documents were made very well, so that the purchase of the new cars could be without suspicion. The search is therefore of great urgency to prevent further damage.