Engin Polat, who illegally shared the phone conversation, is facing up to 9 years in prison.

Engin Polat, who illegally shared the phone conversation, is facing up to 9 years in prison.

29.05.2024 17:22

A new indictment has been prepared regarding Engin Polat, who was arrested on charges of money laundering and tax evasion. In the indictment, Polat is accused of unlawfully sharing a phone conversation on his social media account, and a prison sentence of up to 9 years is requested.

Last year in November, Engin Polat was arrested and sent to prison on charges of money laundering and tax evasion. He is now facing up to 9 years in prison for illegally publishing his phone conversation on social media.

PHONE NUMBER WAS MADE VISIBLE

The indictment prepared by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office includes Halil İbrahim Kalkan as the complainant and Engin Polat as the suspect. According to the indictment, the complainant Kalkan called Polat's workplace in order to reach him and asked the employees about Polat. It is also stated in the indictment that the phone conversation was recorded by Polat's employees with the phone number being visible.

Engin Polat, who illegally shared the phone conversation, is facing up to 9 years in prison
Engin Polat, who illegally shared the phone conversation, is facing up to 9 years in prison

PRISON SENTENCE IS REQUESTED

The indictment states that Engin Polat shared these images on his social media account with the complainant's phone number being visible. It is also mentioned that "The suspect, who has given his statement regarding the incident, has admitted to the charges. When the entire file is evaluated together, it is understood that sufficient evidence and suspicion have been obtained to open a public prosecution against Engin Polat for committing the crimes of unlawfully disclosing the communication contents between the complainant and other individuals and sharing images containing the complainant's GSM information."

In the indictment, Engin Polat is requested to be sentenced to 4 to 9 years in prison for the crimes of "violating the confidentiality of communication" and "unlawfully providing or obtaining data."

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