
Port President T.A., who allegedly demanded a bribe of 2 thousand euros for the check-in process of the luxury yacht belonging to a Russian businessman in Bodrum. was arrested.
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A bribery operation was carried out against the port authority following the complaint of a yacht company owner in Bodrum.
According to the information obtained, T.Ş., who applied to the Bodrum KOM Office Headquarters, claimed that the port president T.A., who stated that he was the owner of the intermediary yacht company that carried out the entry procedures of the luxury yacht belonging to a Russian businessman to Bodrum, demanded 2 thousand euros from him every time the yacht entered Türkiye.
T.Ş. claimed that the yacht in question entered Türkiye 6 times in the 2026 summer season and that a total of 12 thousand euros was requested for these entries. Claiming that T.A. caused difficulties in the transactions, T.Ş. filed a complaint.
Upon the complainant's application, work was initiated for the operation under the coordination of the Bodrum Public Prosecutor's Office. The money, whose serial numbers were obtained, was delivered to the complainant T.Ş. T.Ş. entered T.A.'s office with the money and handed over the money.
While the operation was carried out by the teams after the money was delivered, T.A. The serial numbers were taken into custody along with the money taken.
During the operation, Bodrum Port Authority employee Ö.Ç., who is considered to be connected to the incident, was killed. was also detained. While the suspects, whose procedures at the police station were completed, were sent to the courthouse, Port President T.A. was arrested, and Ö.Ç., who was in charge of the port authority. He was released under judicial control.

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