In Malatya, 13 suspects were detained in a simultaneous operation against the suspects who were determined to have given loans with interest, made them sign promissory notes, and made collections under threat.
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Police units carried out an operation in Malatya within the scope of combating usury and threatening crimes.
Malatya Provincial Police Department Anti-Smuggling and Organized Crime (KOM) Branch Directorate teams determined that they lent money to citizens in exchange for interest and made them sign promissory notes, and that they threatened the victims in order to collect these receivables.
In the simultaneous operation carried out at 18 identified addresses, promissory notes worth approximately 19 million 905 thousand TL, many unwritten promissory notes and sales contracts, 2 unlicensed pistols, 1 unlicensed rifle, 85 cartridges, 58 various cutting tools and 36 grams of skunk were seized.
13 suspects were detained by police teams who seized the criminal elements. The suspects' procedures at the police station are continuing.
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The suspects are transferred to the courthouse after their procedures at the police station.
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