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BackAzerbaijani Thieves in Law Member Caught in Marmaris
Azerbaijani Thieves in Law Member Caught in Marmaris
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Cumhuriyet48 minutes agoCrime1 min readTürkiyeView original

Azerbaijani Thieves in Law Member Caught in Marmaris

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  • Under the coordination of the General Directorate of Security KOM Presidency, Azerbaijani person E.
  • A., who was banned from entering the country, was caught in Marmaris by Muğla Police Department teams.
  • The person is described as a member of a criminal organization with the G-26 Limitation code, which has been determined by the Russian authorities to be affiliated with the Thieves in Law and Janiyev criminal organizations.

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Why It Matters

Thieves in Law is a criminal organization composed of individuals generally from prison backgrounds and known internationally for its organized crime, extortion and money laundering activities. The G-26 Restriction code determined by the Russian authorities is used for individuals who are banned from entering the country.

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A member of the Azerbaijani criminal organization, who was banned from entering the country, was caught in a joint study carried out against the wanted persons by Muğla Police Department Intelligence and KOM Branch Directorate teams, under the coordination of the General Directorate of Security KOM Presidency.

A person named E.A., an Azerbaijani national who was determined by the Russian authorities to be a member of the Thieves in Law criminal organization and affiliated with the Janiyev criminal organization, and who had a G-26 Limitation code (person banned from entering the country), was caught in the Marmaris district.

It was announced that the necessary legal proceedings have been initiated against the member of the Thieves in Law criminal organization, which is known internationally for activities such as organized crime, extortion and money laundering, which generally involves people from prison background.

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Arrest and trial process will be initiated against E.A.

    Very likely · Within days

  • International cooperation on Thieves in Law will be increased

    Likely · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • How and when E. A. entered Türkiye
  • Scope of activities of the criminal organization in Türkiye
  • The full penalty period to be applied after capture

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This article was originally published by Cumhuriyet.

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