Operation 'Streets Are Safe' in Tunceli: Criminal Organization Leader C.S. caught
Quick Look
- In the 'Streets Are Safe' operation organized on the morning of September 14 under the coordination of the Tunceli Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, C.S., who was sentenced to 14 years, 10 months and 29 days in prison and was stated to be the leader of the criminal organization, was detected and captured with a thermal camera in Pülümür Valley.
- T.G., who is suspected to have helped. was also detained.
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Why It Matters
Tunceli Chief Public Prosecutor's Office organized the 'Streets Are Safe' operation within the scope of combating new generation criminal organizations and criminal ecosystems. C.S., who had an arrest warrant during the operation. He was sentenced to a total of 14 years, 10 months and 29 days in prison.
Under the coordination of the Tunceli Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, the 'Streets are Safe' operation was organized on the morning of September 14, within the scope of combating new generation criminal organizations and criminal ecosystems. An effort was initiated to capture C.S., for whom an arrest warrant was issued during the operation. C.S., who was sentenced to a total of 14 years, 10 months and 29 days in prison for escaping from prison due to armed threats and intentional wounding, and who was stated to be the leader of a criminal organization, was not caught in the first operation. Thereupon, studies were concentrated in rural areas.
PÖH AND JÖH TEAMS ENTERED THE VALLEY
Upon the assessment that C.S. may have escaped to the forested and steep terrain in the Pülümür Valley, a large-scale operation was launched in the region. In addition to Anti-Smuggling and Organized Crime (KOM) teams, Police Special Operations (PÖH) and Gendarmerie Special Operations (JÖH) teams also participated in the work. Due to the geographical structure of the region, air support was also given to the searches carried out on land. While forested areas and escape routes were checked with UAVs, special operations teams searched the steep terrain. The points where C.S. could escape were taken under control by the teams.
HEAT DETECTED WITH A THERMAL CAMERA
Thermal camera systems were also used in the work that continued at night. The teams were directed to the determined point upon detection of heat in the scan made with thermal cameras in the forest area in Pülümür Valley. Special operations teams intensified their searches, C.S. He identified T.G., who was said to have helped him escape and hide, in the rural area. The suspects were caught with the intervention of the teams while trying to escape.
HE WAS CAME ACROSS THE STREAM BY WALKING
C.S., who was caught in an area where transportation was difficult due to steep terrain and rivers, was taken out of the valley under the security measures of special operations teams. C.S. was carried through the stream with the teams and brought to the opposite shore. He was then taken to a safe area and taken into custody. T.G., who is said to have helped C.S. escape and hide in the countryside. He was also caught and detained.
ARRESTED
After completing his procedures at the police station, C.S. was transferred to the courthouse under extensive security measures. C.S., who had a final prison sentence of 14 years, 10 months and 29 days, was arrested by the court and sent to prison. T.G. It was stated that judicial proceedings against him were continuing.
It was reported that the investigation continues.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
C.S. An additional investigation will be initiated against him and the process will be completed in prison.
Very likely · Within weeks
T.G. Judicial proceedings against him will continue and the court process will begin.
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- C.S. What is the exact route he used while kidnapping?
- T.G. with C.S. What are the details of the relationship between
- What is the model and effectiveness of the thermal cameras used in the operation?
