
5 suspects were caught in the operation carried out for the transfer of illegal betting and virtual gambling revenues under the coordination of Burdur Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
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'Streets are Safe' operations are carried out under the coordination of the General Directorate of Criminal Affairs of the Ministry of Justice.
An investigation was launched by the Burdur Chief Public Prosecutor's Office within the scope of the 'Streets Are Safe' operations carried out against new generation criminal organizations under the coordination of the General Directorate of Criminal Affairs of the Ministry of Justice.
Provincial Police Department teams identified the accounts used in illegal betting and virtual gambling platforms by examining the MASAK financial analysis reports obtained within the scope of studies aimed at detecting activities such as 'Illegal betting', 'Obtaining income from illegal betting, transferring the income between accounts', against 8 suspects living in Burdur center, Bucak and Çavdır districts and Antalya. It was determined that the suspects had a transaction volume of 199 million 930 thousand 403.72 TL in their accounts in 2023-2024 and January-March 2026 and that these accounts were used as a transfer tool in an organizational structure.
THE OPERATION WAS DONE THIS MORNING
This morning, a simultaneous operation was organized to capture 8 suspects and capture criminal elements. While 5 suspects were caught and detained, a total of 11 digital materials, including mobile phones, laptops and portable memory belonging to the suspects, were seized during the residence searches. It was stated that the investigation continues in a multifaceted and meticulous manner to catch the other suspects.
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Capture of other suspects
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