Români acuzați în Anglia de sabotaj auto cu ulei murdar

Five Romanian citizens are accused of defrauding car sellers in England by sabotaging vehicles to lower their prices. They allegedly used low-quality oil to simulate engine failures, targeting private sellers in Norfolk. The scheme involved distracting sellers while tampering with the cars, leading to false claims of serious defects. The group reportedly profited over £26,000 by reselling the vehicles at their actual value. The defendants have pleaded not guilty to various charges and are scheduled to appear in court on October 6.