Beşiktaş Mayor Rıza Akpolat has been referred to the courthouse.

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As part of the investigation initiated after the alleged crime organization led by Aziz İhsan Aktaş organized tenders by bribing mayors and senior executives of municipalities, 40 suspects whose statements were completed were referred to the courthouse after health checks.

TO BE BROUGHT TO THE PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE

Among those referred to the courthouse was Beşiktaş Mayor Rıza Akpolat. After health checks, Akpolat will be brought to the prosecutor's office along with 40 others.

INVESTIGATION

In a statement regarding the investigation made by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, it was stated that the crime organization allegedly led by Aziz İhsan Aktaş organized tenders by bribing mayors and senior executives of municipalities.

The investigation was initiated after it was determined that the crime organization ensured that tenders were awarded to their own companies, and it was reported that the suspects were monitored for approximately 3 months.

It was noted in the statement that a detention order was issued for 10 suspects, including Beşiktaş Mayor Rıza Akpolat and the President and members of Beşiktaş Municipality Beltaş Operating Industry and Trade Inc., for the crimes of "being a member of a crime organization," "interfering with a tender," and "unlawful acquisition of property."

It was also stated that a detention order was issued for 12 municipal officials, including Esenyurt Mayor Ahmet Özer, who was arrested for "being a member of an armed terrorist organization" and suspended from his position, for the crimes of "interfering with a tender," "receiving bribes," and "failure to declare assets under Law No. 3628" and "unlawful acquisition of property."

In the statement, it was mentioned that a detention order was issued for Aziz İhsan Aktaş and 24 suspects operating within the organization for the crimes of "establishing and managing a crime organization," "being a member of a crime organization," "giving bribes," "interfering with a tender," "interfering with the performance of an obligation," "violating the Tax Procedure Law," and "laundering the value of assets," and a simultaneous arrest and detention order was issued for a total of 47 people.