
In the operation carried out upon the complaint of H.G., who was kidnapped to a mountainous area in Alanya and forced to sign a promissory note worth 15 million euros, 8 suspects, including the gang leader M.O., were detained.
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Police forces carried out an operation after a person was kidnapped in Alanya and forced to sign a promissory note.
H.G., who lives in Alanya, was allegedly kidnapped to a mountainous area, forced to sign a promissory note worth 15 million euros and released 2 days later. Upon the complaint of H.G.'s family, Alanya District Police Department Public Order Bureau teams launched a large-scale investigation.
The police determined the addresses of the suspects who were found to be connected to the incident and organized a simultaneous operation. During the operation, the female suspect M.O., who was determined to be the ringleader of the gang, was arrested. together with S.G., V.T.T., Z.G., T.C.A., M.E., Ş.B.A. and N.H. They were detained at their residences. During searches of the suspects' homes, workplaces and vehicles; 2 guns and many signed promissory notes and checks believed to belong to other victims were seized.
GANG LEADER WAS ARRESTED

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