Seizure of a delinquent car with 176 fuel cards in Sirik
Chief Justice Sirik announced the seizure of 176 gasoline fuel cards and a homemade metal tank during an inspection of a Peugeot 405 carrying smuggled fuel.
Chief Justice Sirik announced the seizure of 176 gasoline fuel cards and a homemade metal tank during an inspection of a Peugeot 405 carrying smuggled fuel.
Ambassador of Arjan-Social Group: Mohammad Reza Mohammadi, Chief of Justice of Sirik City, explaining the details of this news, said: In line with the implementation of the policies of the judicial system to relentlessly fight against the sinister phenomenon of smuggling and the protection of national funds, police officers of Sirik City, during an inspection of passing vehicles, succeeded in identifying and impounding a Peugeot 405 car carrying smuggled fuel.
He added: In a detailed inspection of this car, in addition to a handmade and embedded metal tank for illegal transportation of fuel, 176 gasoline fuel cards were also discovered and confiscated.
Mohammadi went on to emphasize that the smuggling of petroleum products, in addition to disrupting the economic system, also targets the rights of the public and the treasury, and clarified that the judicial system will deal with any illegal activity in the field of fuel smuggling with determination, speed and without any tolerance.
In the end, Chief Justice Sirik noted: A case has been filed in this regard and the accused has been referred to the judicial authority for legal proceedings.
He reminded: Also, additional investigations are ongoing to identify the ringleaders and other possible accomplices of the arrested accused, the results of which will be announced later.
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