31.05.2024 01:00
After the statements he gave, the photo of Serdar Sertçelik, also known as M7 code name, the second name in the Ayhan Bora Kaplan investigation that shook Ankara Police, was revealed after being caught in Hungary with a fake Georgian passport.
The secret witness Serdar Sertçelik, codenamed "M7," who became the top agenda in Turkey, was arrested in Hungary. The photo of Sertçelik taken after his arrest has also emerged.
CAUGHT WHILE TRYING TO ESCAPE WITH A FAKE PASSPORT
Sertçelik, who is wanted with a red notice for charges such as being a member of an organization established to commit crimes, intentional killing, and concealing a crime, was caught red-handed while trying to enter through the Roszke border gate with a fake Georgian passport under the name Simeon Nikos.
ESCAPED WHILE WEARING AN ELECTRONIC ANKLE MONITOR
Serdar Sertçelik, who is both the secret witness and the second defendant in the Ayhan Bora Kaplan investigation, managed to escape abroad despite wearing an electronic ankle monitor. Inspectors appointed by the Ministry of Interior Affairs determined in their report that information was provided to border gates 9 days after Sertçelik fled abroad. It was revealed that no investigation was initiated in this context and that there was an abuse of duty related to the incident.
HISTORY OF THE INVESTIGATION
An investigation was launched on May 6 by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the fugitive defendant Serdar Sertçelik's allegations in the Ayhan Bora Kaplan criminal organization case. Out of the 10 suspects detained within the scope of the investigation, 7 were arrested for the crimes of "attempting to influence a judicial officer, expert, or witness," "disclosing confidential information related to duty," and "favoring the guilty."
Meanwhile, it was learned that the investigation into the suspects for the crime of "conspiring to commit an offense against the security of the state or the constitutional order" regulated in Article 316/1 of the Turkish Penal Code (TCK) is ongoing.