News >
|
The criminal organization led by "The Lizard" in the prison has been dismantled! 9 suspects have been arrested.
|
|
|
24.05.2024 12:37
Minister of Interior Ali Yerlikaya announced that the organized crime group was dismantled in the "Mahzen-48" operation held in Izmir, and that 9 suspects of the organization were arrested.
|
|
Successful operations against organized crime organizations continue throughout Turkey. Most recently, the organized crime group led by Batuhan Tok, also known as "Kertenkele," who is currently in prison, was dismantled in Izmir.
It was determined that the suspects involved in numerous crimes, including establishing a criminal organization, intentional injury, violation of Law No. 6136, and threatening with a weapon, were members of the organized crime group. The investigations were carried out by the Odemis Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and the General Directorate of Security Department of Organized Crime in coordination with the Izmir Provincial Police Department's Organized Crime Division.
The operation was launched, and the teams conducted raids on the identified addresses. As a result of the operation, 5 unlicensed pistols, 6 unlicensed rifles, and various amounts of drugs were seized. Nine suspects, who were members of the organized crime group, were apprehended and taken into custody.
Minister Yerlikaya stated on his social media account, "We are determined to cleanse our country from organized crime organizations and gangs. Regardless of their size, we will dismantle organized crime groups and deliver them to justice. I congratulate the Odemis Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, who coordinated the operation, and our heroic police officers who carried out the operation. May Allah protect them. The prayers of our nation are with you."
|
|
|
|
-
Cübbeli Ahmet Hoca was attacked.
-
Ahmet Mahmut Ünlü, also known as Cübbeli Ahmet Hoca, was attacked after a conversation in Istanbul Ikitelli. A person from the crowd grabbed Ünlü by the throat and cursed at him, but the security guards intervened immediately. The moments were captured on a mobile phone camera.
-9 minutes ago...
-
Ümit Özdağ clarified his statements about Engin Polat: A figure was mentioned in the negotiation between the two politicians.
-
Zafer Party leader Ümit Özdağ, who previously stated "I know how Engin Polat got released from prison. Unfortunately, I cannot write about it," has made a new statement regarding his release in the money laundering case. Özdağ, during a live broadcast, said, "Before this decision was made, a friend of mine coincidentally overheard a conversation between two politicians and the content of the conversation. There was a discussion between two individuals, a negotiation took place, and an amount was mentioned. I know what they talked about."
11 minutes ago...
-
Bolu Mountain Tunnel has been opened for service in the Ankara-Istanbul direction.
-
Bolu Mountain Tunnel has reopened in the Ankara-Istanbul direction after the completion of the extension works for both tubes. Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, Abdulkadir Uraloğlu, stated, "We have extended the Ankara-Istanbul direction by 67 meters and opened it for service today, 12 days ahead of schedule. Our country's busiest highway is now much safer against potential landslides in Bolu Mountain."
1 minutes ago...
-
AK Party Spokesperson Çelik's new statement regarding lieutenants: If there is intention and indiscipline, necessary actions will be taken.
-
After President Erdogan's remark "Who are you drawing these swords against?" during the swearing-in ceremony of lieutenants at the military academy, AK Party Spokesperson Omer Celik made a new statement. Celik, in a live broadcast he participated in, said, "Intention, negligence, and indiscipline will be examined in this context, and necessary actions will be taken." AK Party Spokesperson had also stated in a previous statement, "It is unhealthy to approach the respect shown to Ataturk in a way that is directed towards our president. If there is indiscipline, it will be investigated."
11 minutes ago...
|
|
|
|