A detention order was issued for 11 people in the money laundering investigation against the Sarıgül family.
Detention orders were issued for 11 suspects in the money laundering investigation against the Sarıgül family; 10 people were caught, 1 person was determined to be abroad.
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Investigations against the Sarıgül family regarding money laundering allegations continue.
10 more detained in Sarıgül investigation
A detention order was issued for 11 people in the "money laundering" investigation against the Sarıgül family. It was learned that 10 of the suspects were detained.
10 more detained
A detention order was issued for 11 suspects within the scope of the investigation carried out on the allegation of "money laundering" against the Sarıgül family. While 10 of the suspects were caught, it was determined that 1 suspect was abroad. It was learned that 8 suspects who were previously detained will be referred to the courthouse today.
As part of the investigation, detention orders were issued for 11 more suspects as of this morning.
As a result of the work, Metin Mevlüt Sarıgül, Ömer Yazıcı, Aynur Aydın, Gençağa Meriç, Ahmet Meriç, Berrak Çetinkaya, Davut Kaymak, Altuğ Altınbaş Sürer, Mehmet Meriç and Süreyya Kurtulan were caught. It was determined that Orhan Yıldırım, for whom a detention order was issued, was abroad.
On the other hand, it was learned that 8 suspects who were previously detained within the scope of the investigation are expected to be referred to the courthouse today.
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8 suspects who were previously detained will be referred to the courthouse.
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