
In the check fraud investigation in 2019, 9 of the 11 suspects who were determined to have laundered the proceeds of crime were caught through the operation.
In the Ankara-based check fraud investigation, judicial proceedings were initiated against 9 suspects, with the detection of 31.5 million TL of crime proceeds and 12.6 million TL of laundered assets, in line with the MASAK report.
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The investigation into the check fraud operation carried out in Ankara in 2019 has been deepened.
Under the coordination of the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, work was carried out in the investigation into the check fraud operation carried out in 2019 by the Provincial Police Department Public Order Branch Directorate teams.
In the investigations carried out in line with the Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK) report, it was evaluated that the criminal proceeds obtained from check fraud were transferred from different bank accounts, and with these revenues, assets were acquired in the names of the suspects' spouses, siblings, mothers and third parties.
During the investigation, 11 suspects who were considered to have committed acts related to the crime of 'laundering property values arising from crime' were identified.
During the investigation, approximately 31.5 million TL worth of crime proceeds and 12.6 million TL worth of assets subject to laundering were determined.
Legal proceedings were initiated against 9 suspects in simultaneous Ankara-based operations held today.
It was reported that the investigation is continuing to identify the source of crime proceeds, asset movements related to these proceeds and the persons involved.
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