The people onboard the speedboat travelling from Malta who allegedly threw €700,000 in cash into the sea are Maltese and "well-known" by local police. Sources told Times of Malta that the men aboard the vessel are Maltese and being investigated. Sources said the men are "well-known" to Maltese police and that two men have been arrested. According to
About €700,000 in cash was thrown into the sea from a speedboat travelling from Malta after it broke down close to the Sicilian coast, according to Italian media platform LiveUniCT. The pleasure boat reportedly suffered an engine failure because it ran out of fuel a short distance from the shore at Casuzze, a seaside village near Santa Croce Camerina
About €700,000 in cash was thrown into the sea from a speedboat travelling from Malta after it broke down close to the Sicilian coast, according to Italian media. The pleasure boat reportedly suffered an engine failure, apparently because it had run out of fuel, a short distance from the shore at Casuzze, a seaside village near Santa Croce Camerina
An 18-foot speedboat travelling from Malta has become the centre of an Italian police investigation after an estimated €700,000 in cash was allegedly thrown into the sea when the vessel ran into trouble off the Sicilian coast. The dramatic incident unfolded on Tuesday afternoon near Casuzze, a seaside resort in Santa Croce Camerina in the province
