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Batman Provincial Police Department's Anti-Cyber Crimes Branch teams followed the suspects within the scope of their work on illegal betting activities. Following technical follow-up studies under the coordination of Batman Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, a simultaneous operation was organized in 10 provinces.
Batman Provincial Police Department's Anti-Cyber Crimes Branch teams followed the suspects within the scope of their work on illegal betting activities.
In the investigations carried out by cyber crime experts, it was determined that money movement of approximately 3 billion 950 million lira was made in the bank accounts of 36 suspects, 10 of whom were senior managers.
Following technical follow-up studies, under the coordination of the Batman Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, a simultaneous operation was organized yesterday in 10 provinces centered in Batman. According to DHA, 32 suspects were detained during the operation.
During the searches carried out at the suspects' addresses, digital materials determined to be used in the crime were also seized.

The Forensic Medicine Institute report regarding the death of former MİT officer Kaşif Kozinoğlu, who was detained due to the Ergenekon investigation, was sent to the Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. The report stated that the death was a result of heart disease and that there was no evidence of traumatic effects or poisoning. It was evaluated that rib and sternum fractures may occur during the resuscitation process. The prosecutor's office will object to two evaluations in the report. The samples were examined as a result of the conquest of the grave on September 12. Hasan Ataman Yıldırım and Hasan Atilla Uğur were imprisoned, Ali İşgören and Necip Doğan were arrested.

ATK 1st Specialization Board report stated that Kaşif Kozinoğlu's death in Silivri on 12 November 2011 occurred as a result of cardiovascular disease, and that there was no evidence of traumatic effects or poisoning. There is no evidence of heavy metals or radioactivity in Fethi grave and toxicological examinations.

In Mersin, 14 suspects defrauded 126 people of 10 million lira by calling them over the internet in an organized manner. With the simultaneous operation, 13 suspects were detained, 1 of whom was abroad. 24 phones, 19 SIM cards, 1 laptop and 446 thousand 200 TL were seized.
Examinations of the samples taken from the grave of former MİT officer Kaşif Kozinoğlu as part of the restarted investigation concluded that his death occurred as a result of heart disease. No medical evidence of poisoning or traumatic impact was found.

Emir Sarıgül was released under house arrest due to active remorse; Journalist Murat Ağırel is still detained within the scope of the same investigation. Journalists Timur Soykan and Barış Pehlivan reacted to the injustice by comparing the decisions.

The investigation into the death of former MİT officer Kaşif Kozinoğlu in Silivri Prison has been reopened. In the report of the Forensic Medicine Institute, it was stated that there was no medical evidence of poisoning or traumatic effect and that the death occurred as a result of heart disease. Former cellmates Hasan Ataman Yıldırım and Hasan Atilla Uğur and former prosecutors Ali İşgören and Necip Doğan were detained; It was decided that Yıldırım and Uğur would be placed under house arrest, and İşgören and Necip Doğan would be arrested.