More Than 280 Vehicles Referred for Seizure in Qeshm

Qeshm – The Qeshm County Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor announced that more than 280 vehicles identified through fuel-purchase monitoring have been referred to traffic police for seizure and judicial follow-up.

Qeshm- The General and Revolutionary Prosecutor of Qeshm city announced the introduction of more than 280 vehicles identified during refueling monitoring to the road police for impoundment and judicial prosecution.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Abdul Razzaq Narimani, while announcing the intensification of the monitoring of the process of refueling cars at the city level, he stated: the records and patterns of cars visiting fuel stations are checked regularly, and the cars identified in connection with fuel violations are presented to the police for confiscation and legal action.

Qeshm prosecutor said: He announced the publication of a new list of violators and active in smuggling and supplying fuel outside the fuel network and said: These cars have been identified by monitoring smart systems and license plate reader cameras, and the order for systematic and physical seizure of the cars has been issued by the city prosecutor's office.

He stated that these cars were identified using smart systems and license plate reader cameras located at gas stations, and after checking the records and refueling patterns, the city's prosecutor's office ordered their systematic and physical seizure.

He added: During these investigations, more than 280 cars have been presented to the police for seizure and filing of legal cases, and the people related to these cases will soon be summoned to the prosecutor's office to provide explanations and judicial proceedings.

Qeshm prosecutor warned about frequent and unconventional refueling and stated: Cars that have refueled three times in one day will be dealt with in the context of checking records and identifying violations, and an order will be issued for impounding the offending cars.

Narimani called the lengthening of fuel queues and people's complaints about overcrowding as one of the pillars of the prosecutor's investigation and said: Combating smuggling and off-grid supply of fuel is pursued with the aim of protecting the public quota, fair distribution and facilitating people's access to fuel.

Referring to the publication of the list of identified cars, he added: the process of implementing the order to impound these cars will be followed and the case of the violators will continue seriously.

Qeshm prosecutor also emphasized on the installation and use of license plate reader cameras in the gas stations of the city and stated: the use of smart systems and real-time monitoring of vehicle traffic will enable the identification of unconventional refueling patterns and more accurate follow-up of violations.

Narimani noted: Fuel smuggling, off-grid supply, and behavior that disrupts the public order of stations will be dealt with legally, and if the crime is found and a court order is issued, the perpetrators will be punished according to the crime, including fines and imprisonment.