Overview
- National Police detained the manager on September 29 on suspicion of fraud, misappropriation and document falsification after the abrupt shutdown of Motos Copa in Valladolid.
- An extensive report by the Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit consolidates at least 25 complaints and places direct losses at €100,950, excluding loan interest and ongoing repayments.
- After being questioned, the suspect was released with charges and must appear before a judge when required.
- Victims describe paying deposits, taking out dealership-arranged loans, and handing over trade‑ins or bikes for repair that were not returned, with some vehicles later recovered by police.
- Complaints span multiple provinces, including filings in Valladolid, Jerez de la Frontera and Pontevedra, and consumer groups urge victims to preserve records and alert lenders to seek payment suspensions.