
6 suspects were caught during the operation aimed at financing ISIS based in Istanbul.
During the operation carried out in the investigation into the financing of DAESH in Istanbul, 6 suspects who were detected to have transferred money with people who were subject to judicial proceedings were detained.
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Investigations against ISIS financing continue under the coordination of Istanbul Police Department and MASAK.
6 suspects were detained in a simultaneous operation carried out within the scope of the investigation into the financing of the terrorist organization DAESH in Istanbul.
Istanbul Police Department Anti-Terrorism Branch Directorate teams carried out an investigation against suspects who were said to have contacts with people affiliated with ISIS and conflict zones.
In the account movements examined by the Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK), it was determined that the suspects made money transfers with many people who were subjected to judicial proceedings within the scope of investigations against DAESH and other terrorist organizations.
SEARCH AT HOMES AND WORKPLACES
Following the findings, a simultaneous operation was organized at the determined addresses this morning. During the operation, 6 suspects were caught and detained.
During searches at the suspects' homes and workplaces, 13 thousand dollars, a large number of digital materials and organizational documents were seized.

Prison escapee Mehmet Şirin D., who was wanted for shooting up a workplace in Adana, opened fire on the police in the house where he was hiding and resisted with a hand grenade with the pin removed. The suspect, who was neutralized with the intervention of a bomb disposal expert, and Hasan Ç, who was determined to have provided the bomb. was arrested.

Prison escapee Mehmet Şirin D., who did not surrender to the police in Adana and pulled the pin of the grenade, and Hasan Ç., who provided the bomb. was arrested. The hand grenade was taped and defused by a bomb disposal expert.

6 suspects were detained in the operation carried out against people affiliated with the ISIS terrorist organization in Istanbul. In MASAK investigations, it was determined that the expressions 'zakat, fitra, sacrifice' were used in money transfers.

New York Times engineering director Jonathan McKinsey was killed with a gun in a parking lot in the US state of California. The victim's elderly father-in-law and mother-in-law were taken into custody regarding the murder.

Prison escapee Mehmet Şirin Doğan, who was wanted for shooting up a workplace in Adana, resisted the police with a grenade in the house where he was hiding. Doğan, who was neutralized by special operations teams, and Hasan Çelik, who allegedly gave the bomb, were arrested.

Jonathan McKinsey, a 40-year-old New York Times engineering manager, was killed with a gun in the parking lot of a sports complex in the US state of California. The police detained the victim's father-in-law and mother-in-law.