
AI-generated summary
Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation against the profit-oriented criminal organization allegedly led by Alihan Kuriş.
A simultaneous operation was carried out in 12 provinces within the scope of the investigation launched by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against the profit-oriented criminal organization allegedly led by Alihan Kuriş.
During the operation, 22 of the 38 suspects for whom detention warrants were issued were caught and detained.
SIMULTANEOUS OPERATIONS TO 44 ADDRESSES IN 12 PROVINCES
According to the statement made by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, an operation was carried out at addresses determined in 12 provinces based in Ankara within the scope of the investigation.
The teams carried out simultaneous searches at a total of 44 addresses, including 28 residences and 16 workplaces.
22 suspects were detained within the scope of the operation.
IT WAS DETERMINED THAT 14 SUSPECTS WERE ABROAD
In the statement of the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, it was stated that 14 of the 38 suspects for whom detention orders were issued were abroad.
It was stated that efforts to capture the other 2 suspects, who are considered to be in Türkiye, continue.
WHAT ACCUSES ARE LEVELED?
Within the scope of the investigation carried out by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, the following accusations are made against the suspects:
- Establishing and managing a criminal organization
- Becoming a member of a criminal organization
- Laundering of assets resulting from crime
- Fraud to the detriment of public institutions and organizations
- Opposition to the Tax Procedure Law
The proceedings against the suspects detained within the scope of the investigation are continuing.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
A lawsuit will be initiated against 22 suspects detained
Very likely · Within weeks
Red notice will be requested for 14 suspects abroad
Likely · Within months

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