
97 people were detained in the operation carried out on call centers operating under the name of tourism companies in Beyoğlu and Şişli.
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Istanbul Police Department conducted an investigation into call centers operating under the name of tourism and consultancy companies.
In the investigation carried out by Istanbul Police Department Anti-Cyber Crimes Branch teams under the coordination of the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, it was determined that international forex fraud was committed through call centers operating under the name of tourism and consultancy companies in Beyoğlu and Şişli.
It was determined that the suspects created separate desks for different countries and languages, directed the people they called to fake investment platforms with the promise of high profits, and transferred the deposited money to the crypto accounts of the network.
In the studies carried out by the teams, it was revealed that people who wanted to get a job or leave a job in call centers were connected to a lie detector and their answers were checked. It was learned that the suspects also tested employees from time to time. Allegedly, those who were subjected to the polygraph were asked: "Do you know any police officers?", "Do you know any members of the press?" and “Do you transfer the earnings here to yourself?” It was stated that questions were asked. It was determined that the results of the tests carried out with cables connected to different points of the human body were noted down, name by name.
After completing the work, the teams carried out an operation at the specified addresses on October 6. 97 suspects were detained during the operation. 36 suspects, including 2 people who used the lie detector, were arrested and sent to the courthouse after their procedures at the police station. While 25 of the suspects were released on condition of judicial control, 34 were sent to the repatriation center. The two detained people were released after their procedures at the police station.
Istanbul Police carried out an operation in 4 provinces against a fraud network by copying the chassis and engine numbers of heavily damaged vehicles onto stolen or seized vehicles. While 17 people were detained, it was determined that 120 million liras of illicit gain was made.
Minister Gürlek announced that 159 people were detained in the investment fraud operation carried out in 39 provinces, centered in Ankara, and that the suspects caused 51 million lira damage to 23 citizens with money traffic of 6.6 billion lira.

A network committing international forex fraud under the guise of a tourism and consultancy company was busted in Istanbul. It was determined that the suspects interrogated their employees by hooking them up to a lie detector. 97 people were detained during the operation and 36 of them were arrested.
In the operation organized in 39 provinces under the coordination of Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, 159 people suspected of investment fraud with money traffic exceeding 6.6 billion TL were detained. It was determined that 23 victims suffered losses exceeding 51 million TL.

Money traffic worth 6.6 billion TL was detected in the investment fraud operation organized in 39 provinces under the coordination of Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. While 159 of 215 suspects were detained, an investigation was launched against 5 jewelery companies.

In the simultaneous operation organized by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office in 39 provinces, 159 people were detained for allegedly committing fraud of 51 million TL through fake investment practices. A total of 6.6 billion TL of suspicious money traffic was detected.