Aleksi The Hague’s car disappeared and was found scrapped – « Katja » had made the shops

Aleksi Hague At the end of April, he was the victim of a very special crime.

The Hague was leaving for work on May Day when he noticed his car had lost. The Hague lives in a block of flats in Virkkala, Lohja. His 2003 Renault Clions had been parked by the road.

The Hague had temporarily disabled the car because as a student he wanted to save on insurance premiums and do well without the car.

However, Hague recalled that he had seen the car a few days earlier.

His first thought was that the city had towed the car because it was not in the official parking lot.

The Hague called the city where there was no information about towing. The Hague logged into the service of the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom, where you can see all the vehicles registered in its own name.

« From there I saw that the car had been removed from the register, » Hagi says.

Next, Hague called Traficic. He heard that the car was scrapped on April 30.

From the scrapping plant to the Hague, it was told that the car had been delivered by a metal collection company called Mikrobix Oy.

When the Hague then got a microbix entrepreneur Timo Tamminen caught, he heard that something ”Katja“Had sold his car to the company.

Tamminen put a screenshot of the Hague from a deed of sale, which proved that the shops had been made. Cash shop, read on a wrinkled paper.

The Hague was stunned. He did not know Katja and had not sold anyone to anyone. The car’s keys were still in the Hague.

The Hague’s signature was falsified on paper.

Microbix Timo Tamminen says that before May Day, he was contacted by Katja, who wanted to sell her a scrap car. Katja submitted a deed of sale to Tamminen. It did not arouse his doubts, even though he was handwritten.

« People now make trade books how it hurts. It is enough for us to say what it should do: the registration number of the car both the owner and the seller’s signatures. »

Tamminen still checked on Traficom’s website, in whose name the car was and that it was really a scrap car. That’s what he was.

“The car was broken and it was last inspected in the fall of 2023,” says Tamminen.

The car was still in the name of the Hague, but according to Tamminen, people often forget to inform Traficic when the car changes hands.

Tamminen recalls that he has paid Katja 80 euros for the car. After that, the tug fetched the car.

Tamminen’s company sells a scrap metal, which is paid for tonnely. He calculates about 140 euros from the car that has received his company. By deducting the share paid to Katja and the cost of towing, there are not many tens of entrepreneurs, Tamminen says.

« But this kind of button shop is this industry. In metal collection, the victory comes from volume. »

Oak notes that his company has made an environmental work as he removed the Hague’s car, even though Horsma did not yet punch through the car’s floor. It is reported that you can sometimes see in the urban area.

« They take up parking and can pose a danger to the environment and attract vandalism. »

However, Tamminen understands the embarrassment of the Hague. He advised the Hague to report the crime, even though the value of the car was low.

Tamminen says that some today may even be able to toss the cars that are abandoned and sell them to metal collectors with fake deeds. It is, of course, stupid, as it easily gets stuck if a counterfeit deed reads its own name.

« Some substance abuse users may be so desperate that they make a few dozen anything. »

According to Tamminen, this is a fresh phenomenon. He has been working in the Romoto business for over twenty years. The first similar case came last fall, and since there have been about a dozen of them.

Tamminen says that he has done scrap transactions with that Katja.

« There was no problem then. »

The Hague is Disagree with Tamminen about the condition of her car.

« It was a useful car. »

The Hague has reported a crime. The Western Uusimaa Police Department confirms that the story is moving into the investigation. However, according to Western Uusimaa police, this is not a very common phenomenon.

For Ekenäs, the teaching of the story is clear.

« It is not advisable to leave your car for a long time standing on roads or public parking lots. »