
73 of the 106 suspects who were detained in the simultaneous operation carried out in 11 provinces against the 'Yışamacılar' armed criminal organization under the coordination of the Adana Chief Public Prosecutor's Office were arrested.
In the 120-address operation carried out against the armed criminal organization 'Yışamacılar' in 11 provinces based in Adana, 106 suspects, including the ringleader Tolga Hoşgökdelen, were caught; 73 people who were referred to court were arrested.
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Within the scope of the investigation carried out under the coordination of Adana Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, technical and physical monitoring was carried out for 16 months.
An investigation was launched against the armed criminal organization 'Yışamacılar' under the coordination of Adana Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. Provincial Police Department teams carried out technical and physical surveillance for 16 months. In this context; 117 suspects, who were determined to be involved in 32 separate incidents such as 'establishing an organization to commit a crime', 'attempted intentional murder', 'intentional wounding', 'drug dealing in order to finance the organization', 'armed threat', 'damage to property', 'qualified plunder', were identified.
SIMULTANEOUS RAID ON 120 ADDRESSES
On October 6, the teams simultaneously raided 120 addresses determined in Adana-centered Mersin, Antalya, Istanbul, Izmir, Düzce, Balıkesir, Karabük, Bolu, Sakarya and Afyonkarahisar. During the operation, 106 suspects, including the leader of the organization, Tolga Hoşgökdelen, were detained.
REAL ESTATE AND VEHICLES WERE SEIZED
In searches made at the suspects' addresses; 14 unlicensed pistols, 4 unlicensed shotguns, 402 bullets, 390 cannabis roots, 1,403 narcotic pills, 479.67 grams of marijuana, 1.29 grams of cocaine, 347.3 grams of bonzai, 3.2 grams of amphetamine, 2 marijuana grinding devices, 2 precision scales, 3 steel vests were seized. In addition, 2 real estate properties worth 20 million 500 thousand liras and 12 vehicles worth 7 million 275 liras, which were considered to have been obtained from crime, were seized.
Among the suspects who were referred to the courthouse after their procedures at the police station, 73 people, including Tolga Hoşgökdelen, were arrested in court, and 33 people were released on condition of judicial control.
The incident in which Nuriye Hanım and her daughter Meyla Hanım were strangled to death and thrown into the Bosphorus because of a debt issue in Istanbul in January 1973 was solved in 12 days with the meticulous follow-up of the police and two suspects were caught.
73 of the 106 suspects who were detained in the operation against the 'Yışamacılar' armed criminal organization in 11 provinces based in Adana were arrested and 33 were released under judicial control.

An investigation was launched against the armed criminal organization 'Yışamacılar' under the coordination of Adana Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. As a result of 16 months of technical and physical follow-up, 117 suspects were identified. On October 6, 120 addresses were raided simultaneously in Adana, Mersin, Antalya, Istanbul, Izmir, Düzce, Balıkesir, Karabük, Bolu, Sakarya and Afyonkarahisar. 106 suspects were detained during the operation and the ringleader of the organization, Tolga Hoşgökdelen, was among them. 14 unlicensed guns, 402 bullets, drugs, 2 real estates worth 20.5 million liras and 12 vehicles worth 7.275 million liras were seized from the suspects' addresses. 73 suspects who were referred to the courthouse were arrested, and 33 people were released on condition of judicial control.

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