90 million lira 'TOKİ' fraud operation in 5 provinces based in Ankara
In the investigation carried out by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, an operation was launched against 9 suspects who allegedly defrauded 17 people by issuing fake title deeds through the cooperative.
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Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office carried out a simultaneous operation in 5 provinces against 9 suspects who allegedly defrauded 17 people of 90 million liras by showing TOKİ's land as their own property.
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Why It Matters
Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office is conducting an investigation on charges of 'qualified fraud' and 'forgery of official documents'.
In the investigation carried out by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office for the crimes of 'qualified fraud' and 'forgery of official documents', it was determined that Gökhan K., through the founder of the cooperative, presented a land that actually belonged to TOKİ and was not owned by the cooperative, as if it belonged to the cooperative.
It was determined that the suspects sent images of the title deed records, which were considered to be fake, via WhatsApp in order to ensure the trust of the complainants.
It was evaluated that approximately 90 million liras of unfair benefit was obtained from 17 complainants with this method. A simultaneous operation was held today in Ankara, Istanbul, Bursa, Zonguldak and Antalya to capture the 9 identified suspects.
Open Questions
- Whether the suspects were caught or not
- Gökhan K.'s current status
