25.02.2025 07:51
As part of the operation conducted simultaneously in 32 provinces targeting FETÖ's financial structure, the number of individuals taken into custody has reached 372. It has been reported that among the suspects are judges and public officials who were dismissed by a decree due to their alleged connections to FETÖ. Out of the suspects sent to the courthouse, a total of 126 individuals, including 4 public officials, have been arrested.
New developments are taking place in the investigation against the financial structure of FETÖ, targeting the döner restaurant chain "Maydonoz Döner." The number of provinces where operations have been conducted has risen to 32, while the number of suspects detained has reached 372.
126 PEOPLE ARRESTED
After their procedures at the police station, the suspects were referred to the courthouse, where they were brought before the duty judges following their interrogation by the prosecutor's office. As a result of the evaluation made by the judges, a total of 126 people, including 4 public employees, were arrested.
On the other hand, 156 of the suspects were released under judicial control, while 90 people were released after police and prosecutor processes.
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES AMONG SUSPECTS LINKED TO FETÖ
As part of the operation, the chairman of the board of the döner restaurant chain, Ö.Ş., and 6 board members were brought to the courthouse under security measures.
It has been learned that among those detained in the investigation are judges and other public employees who were dismissed from their positions by a Decree Law (KHK).
WHAT HAPPENED?
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced on February 21 via his social media account that in the Kıskaç-40 operation, conducted simultaneously in 31 provinces centered in Antalya against FETÖ, 353 suspects, including 10 public personnel identified as providing financial support to the organization through a döner restaurant chain, were captured.
CONFESSIONS OF A FORMER EMPLOYEE
New details have emerged in the FETÖ operation targeting the restaurant chain named Maydonoz Döner.
It was claimed that R.Ö., who worked at one of the branches of the restaurant chain, was subjected to mobbing with excuses such as a drop in turnover and workplace disarray after it was understood that he benefited from the effective remorse provisions.
It was determined that R.Ö. wrote a confession letter to CİMER regarding turnover increases and meetings held by FETÖ suspects who were dismissed from public service.
In his statement taken by the prosecutor's office, R.Ö. explained that he started working as a waiter through the reference of a friend he knew was connected to the organization and made many confessions.