
86 suspects were arrested in operations based in 11 provinces
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The Ministry of Internal Affairs organized simultaneous operations in 11 provinces within the scope of combating cybercrime.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs made a statement regarding the operations carried out in the last 5 days within the scope of combating cybercrime.
According to the statement, 120 suspects were caught in operations carried out in 11 provinces, including Adana, Ankara, Erzurum, Gaziantep, Giresun, Hakkari, Istanbul, Kocaeli, Muğla, Samsun and Trabzon, for the crimes of "qualified fraud", "illegal betting", "online child obscenity and harassment", "laundering of assets resulting from crime".
86 ARREST
86 of the suspects were arrested by the judgeships to which they were brought, and judicial control provisions were applied to 25 of them. Others' operations continue.
As a result of the work carried out by the Anti-Cyber Crime Branch Directorates of the Provincial Police Departments, under the coordination of the General Directorate of Security's Cyber Crimes Department, MASAK and the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, it was determined that the suspects, who were caught in operations organized in 11 provinces, were making illegal betting and gambling, advertising illegal betting and gambling sites, gaining unauthorized access to citizens' mobile banking and game accounts, and containing obscene images of children.

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