Organization leader Mehmet Recep Demir, for whom there were 48 arrest warrants, was captured in Azerbaijan and a request was issued for his extradition to Türkiye.
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An investigation is being carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against the Barış Boyun criminal organization.
The investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against the new generation armed criminal organization, which operates nationally and internationally and is publicly known as the "Barış Boyun Crime Organization", continues.
According to the news on İHA, within the scope of the investigation, Mehmet Recep Demir, the leader of the organization, was caught in Azerbaijan.
It was reported that Demir was arrested under the "Illegal Border Crossing" article of the Azerbaijan Criminal Code.
It was learned that the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office issued an extradition request addressed to the Azerbaijani judicial authorities in order to extradite Demir, for whom there are 48 separate arrest warrants, to Turkey.
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Extradition of Mehmet Recep Demir to Türkiye
Likely · Within weeks

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