The key figure of the Dalton crime organization has been captured! This is how he was brought to Turkey.

28.02.2025 08:40

Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced that Sinan Memi, a high-ranking executive of the Dalton organized crime group wanted with a red notice, was brought from Poland, and that Atakan Avcı, a drug dealer also wanted with a red notice, was brought from Bulgaria to Turkey.

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Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced on his official social media account that Sinan Memi, one of the senior executives of the Dalton crime organization, was brought to Turkey from Poland, along with the drug dealer Atakan Avcı, who was wanted with a red notice from Bulgaria.

BOTH ARE WANTED WITH A RED NOTICE

Sharing details of the operation under the title "You cannot escape from the Turkish police," Minister Yerlikaya stated, "Sinan Memi, one of the senior executives of the Dalton Organized Crime Organization, has been wanted at the national level for 3 years with 20 arrest warrants for 10 different crimes, including 'Establishing an Organization for the Purpose of Committing Crimes, Intentional Murder, Trafficking in Narcotic or Stimulant Substances, and Making Propaganda for a Terrorist Organization.' He has also been wanted internationally for 1 year for the crimes of 'Intentional Murder and Attempted Intentional Murder.' Atakan Avcı, who has been wanted internationally for 1 year for the crime of 'Importing Narcotic or Stimulant Substances' with a 30-year prison sentence, was brought to our country as a result of joint efforts carried out by our Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Interpol-Europol Department, KOM, Narcotic Crimes Department, and Istanbul Provincial Police Department to ensure their extradition from Poland and Bulgaria."

THEY WERE BROUGHT TO ANKARA

Sinan Memi was taken from Poland, and Atakan Avcı was taken from Bulgaria, and under the coordination of the EGM-Aviation Department; they were brought to Ankara by the aircraft of the Gendarmerie General Command to be delivered to the judicial authorities with the personnel of the EGM-Special Operations Department. Thanking those who contributed to the operation, Yerlikaya said, "I thank our Ministers of Justice and Foreign Affairs and the ministry staff involved in the operation. I congratulate our Interpol-Europol Department, KOM, Narcotic Crimes Department, and Istanbul Provincial Police Department."