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Under the coordination of the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, an investigation is being carried out by the teams of the Anti-Smuggling Crimes Branch Directorate into the secret structure of the Police Department of FETO/PDY.
Within the scope of the investigation carried out by the teams of the Anti-Smuggling Crimes Branch Directorate under the coordination of the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, a study was carried out on the secret structure of the Police Department of FETO/PDY. Within the scope of the investigation, people who were considered to have contacts with individuals within the secret structure of the organization were identified through the data records of the Security Confidential Analysis Report contained in the SD card obtained from the secret witness with the pseudonym Garson (K).
It was also stated that during the studies carried out, there were findings about the suspects regarding Bank Asya account increase or account registration, consecutive searches and that they carried out activities at a responsible level within the secret structure of the Police Department of the organization.
20 SUSPECTS CAUGHT
In this context, proceedings were initiated against a total of 20 suspects, including 5 active public officials, 3 dismissed public officials and 12 private sector employees. Simultaneous operations were carried out to a total of 21 addresses in 6 provinces centered in Istanbul. 20 suspects were caught during the operation. It was learned that the proceedings against the suspects continued.
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Interrogations of the suspects will continue and more arrests are possible.
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