
11 people who allegedly threatened Mustafa Uslu and his daughter Ecem Uslu and demanded extortion of 3.5 million Euros were detained.
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Mustafa Uslu filed a complaint with the police, stating that the people he was previously accused of were threatening him and his family.
In the operation carried out by the Public Order Branch Directorate Extortion Bureau teams, 11 suspects who were determined to have shot up homes and workplaces in order to extort money and were trying to collect money by threatening were detained. While the interrogations of the suspects, who were found to be involved in 12 separate activities, at the Extortion Bureau continued, new details regarding the investigation emerged.
It was stated that among the suspects detained within the scope of the work carried out by the Extortion Bureau, there were people who allegedly sent threatening messages on the phone to producer Mustafa Uslu and his daughter Ecem Uslu, a virtual media celebrity, and asked for money.
It was learned that Mustafa Uslu and his daughter Ecem Uslu filed a complaint with the police about the threats. In Mustafa Uslu's complaint, it was stated that the person who sent him a message from foreign numbers threatened him saying, "You will pay your debt to A.S.. You will give 3.5 million Euros. Otherwise, you will know." Explaining that the same people sent similar messages to his daughter and other members of his family, Uslu said that real estate consultant A.S., with whom he had previously been a defendant, and his partner S.S. were behind the threats. It was learned that he told the police that it could be his ex-son-in-law F.D.
Within the scope of the investigation carried out by the Extortion Bureau teams, ex-son-in-law F.D. and real estate consultant A.S. were accused of threats and extortion of money. It was stated that 4 suspects, including S.S. and his partner S.S., were detained.
It was learned that the suspects brought to the Extortion Bureau did not accept the accusations in their first statements. It was stated that the investigation into the incident continues in many aspects.

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