
During the operation held in Bartın, 8 tons of titanium, allegedly worth 800 thousand dollars, were seized and 3 people were detained.
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The operation was carried out as a result of field work carried out by police units within the scope of combating smuggling in Bartın.
Within the scope of the field and analysis studies carried out by the KOM Branch Directorate and Amasra District Police Department teams to prevent smuggling and detect criminal elements under the coordination of the Bartın Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, an operation was carried out on the addresses and attachments of the suspect A.B. in the center of Bartın. While approximately 8 tons of titanium were seized during the operations, A.B., S.Ç. and H.B., who were thought to be connected to the incident, were seized. He was caught and detained.
EXTENSIVE SECURITY MEASURES
Extensive security measures were taken at the scene to determine whether the seized titanium contained radiation or an explosive or flammable trap. While measurements were carried out by AFAD teams to determine whether there was any radiation risk to human health, no negative effects were found during the controls. In addition, in the examination carried out by the Police Department Bomb Disposal teams, it was determined that the substance in question was not flammable or explosive.
THEY WERE GOING TO SELL TITANIUM FOR 800 THOUSAND DOLLARS
It was determined that the suspects tried to sell the titanium in their possession for approximately 800 thousand dollars. It was learned that the work initiated to determine the market value of existing titanium is continuing.
While the seized titanium was confiscated, it was learned that the investigation into the incident was continued in all its aspects and meticulously.

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