New generation operation against new generation gangs! Turkish police did not forgive

New generation operation against new generation gangs! Turkish police did not forgive

16.08.2026 09:30

The Ministry of Interior announced that Ö.A.K., linked to members of a new-generation criminal organization allegedly involved in shooting at workplaces and extorting money from businesspeople with threats, was captured in Azerbaijan and brought to Turkey.

The Ministry of Interior announced that Ö.A.K., linked to members of a new-generation criminal organization allegedly involved in shooting at workplaces and extorting money from businesspeople with threats, was captured in Azerbaijan and brought to Turkey.

TURKISH AND AZERBAIJANI POLICE ACTED JOINTLY

In the statement made by the Ministry, it was stated that the operation was carried out under the coordination of the General Directorate of Security's Anti-Smuggling and Organized Crime (KOM) Department and Chief Public Prosecutor's Offices, in cooperation with the Istanbul Police Department's Organized Crime Branch Directorate and the Azerbaijani Police.

HE WILL NOW BE WITH THE RINGLEADERS

The statement included the following expressions:

"In the conducted investigations; the trace of a person named Ö.A.K., who was involved in attempts of robbery by shooting at workplaces and extorting money from businesspeople with threats, and who was in contact with members of the new-generation criminal organization currently detained in prison for these crimes, was found.

HE WAS WANTED FOR MANY CRIMES

The person named Ö.A.K., for whom an arrest warrant was issued for the crimes of 'Intentional Murder, Purchasing, Accepting, Possessing and Using Drugs or Stimulants for Use, and Purchasing or Carrying Two Separate Unlicensed Firearms and Ammunition,' was captured in Baku and brought to our country.

We continue our fight against organized crime organizations and urban thugs decisively, both within our borders and beyond. We congratulate our Heroic Police, our KOM Department, our Istanbul Police Department, and all those who contributed. We thank the Azerbaijani Police."

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