
79 suspects were detained in a simultaneous operation in 42 provinces centered in Istanbul; 22 of them are under 18 years old.
AI-generated summary
It was determined that personal information of thousands of citizens, such as TR IDs, phone numbers and addresses, were sold in exchange for money in groups introduced as "the supreme panel that even the police and prosecutors envy" through messaging applications such as Telegram. It was also determined that the suspects, using the panel information, made purchases via citizens' electronic wallets such as credit cards and debit cards.
It was determined that personal information of thousands of citizens, such as TR IDs, phone numbers and addresses, were sold for money in groups introduced as 'the supreme panel that even the police and prosecutors envy' through messaging applications such as Telegram. It was also determined that the suspects, using the panel information, made purchases via citizens' electronic wallets such as credit cards and debit cards.
THEIR SLOGAN is 'ADDRESS OF ASSURANCE'
Cyber police teams, who analyzed the message groups within seconds with AVCI, determined that all information in the posts with the text 'Nays baby, the only address of security' was sold for 500 TL to 3 thousand thousand TL in various packages such as weekly, monthly, yearly, unlimited. The teams, which deciphered all connections of the network, which acts as an intermediary in threats, blackmail and shooting actions, with gangs, with the artificial intelligence project AVCI, took action to collapse the criminal network extending from cyber to armed attacks on the streets. The teams caught 79 suspects in simultaneous operations last night in 42 provinces centered in Istanbul. It was learned that 22 of the suspects taken into custody were under the age of 18.

Istanbul Police Department teams announced that they caught 11 suspects of the fraud network using the joker method in simultaneous operations in Istanbul, Bilecik and Kırklareli. The suspects targeted the assets of Turkish citizens who had passed away or had an absence decision against them, and withdrew money from banks using stuntmen and fake passports. Dismissed former lawyer N.D. It has been found to help the network.

17 suspects were detained within the scope of the investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. M.B. In his statement, he claimed that Mustafa Sarıgül called him and 149 thousand TL was sent to him. Ömer Sarıgül stated that there is no commercial relationship with his father and there is no information about the 80 million Euro contract.

Hakan Aysal was released after 6 years in prison for allegedly killing his wife by throwing her off the cliff. Chief Public Prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Appeals, Ömer Taş, justified his objection by stating that there was not enough evidence for Aysal's conviction. His client's lawyer, Mehmet Buğra Çiçek, said that Aysal was not guilty; Semra Aysal family's lawyer, Kerem Özgen, reacted harshly to the release decision. Semra Aysal's brother, Naim Yolcu, reacted by explaining that his 7-month-pregnant sister was waiting hungry and thirsty for hours at the time of the incident.

4 suspects were caught in Istanbul. The network received 2 million dollars (100 million 735 thousand TL) from 6 people under the name of crypto exchange investment and distracted the victims with the lie that they lost the money. The suspects stated that they spent the money in the casino.

11 suspects were detained in operations carried out in 3 provinces yesterday morning by the Istanbul Police. One of those detained is stated to be a former lawyer who has 19 separate wanted records and is banned from practicing law. The operation was initiated with a criminal complaint made to the prosecutor's office by the relatives and heirs of the victims.

The writer objected to his detention regarding the Sarıgül investigation and stated that he did not make news and did not submit documents. Emir Sarıgül's 12 million pound land claim, its sale to Hüsnü Falyalı and the betting network connections in the Erkan Kork file were discussed.