
39 people were detained in operations carried out in 8 provinces within the scope of the investigation carried out by the Kahramanmaraş Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
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Kahramanmaraş Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has initiated an investigation against the DAESH terrorist organization.
Within the scope of the investigation initiated by the Kahramanmaraş Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, police teams started work against the DAESH terrorist organization. The teams carried out simultaneous operations in Kahramanmaraş, Istanbul, Ankara, Konya, Zonguldak, Adana, Hatay and Gaziantep on October 6. 39 people were detained during the raids. During the search at the addresses, 34 mobile phones, 33 SIM cards, 8 laptops, 4 tablets, 1 notebook, 1 computer case, 3 hard disks, 5 memory cards, 2 USB sticks, 13 notebooks, 84 books considered to be banned publications, 5 guns, 251 gun cartridges, 6 shotguns, 123 shotgun cartridges, 2 swords and 2 knives were seized.
Those caught in other provinces were brought to Kahramanmaraş and interrogated at the Anti-Terrorism Branch Directorate. 39 people were sent to the courthouse after their procedures at the police station. While 22 of the suspects were arrested, 17 were released with a judicial control order.

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