7 Detained in Probe that Led to Takeover of Turkey’s Pro-Opposition Halk TV - Stockholm Center for Freedom
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7 detained in probe that led to takeover of Turkey’s pro-opposition Halk TV - Stockholm Center for Freedom
Turkish police detained seven people on Tuesday in a bribery and money laundering investigation into Halk TV owner Cafer Mahiroğlu, less than a month after the case led to the state takeover of the prominent pro-opposition broadcaster, the state-run Anadolu news agency reported. The İstanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office said it had ordered eight suspects […]
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Breaking news... A second wave of operations has been launched in the investigation into Cafer Mahiroğlu. In simultaneous operations conducted across four provinces, seven people were taken into custody, while one person for whom an arrest warrant had been issued could not be found at their address.
As part of the investigation conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against Cafer Mahiroğlu, arrest warrants were issued for eight people.
Breaking News - LATEST NEWS... In the second wave of operations conducted across four provinces as part of the investigation into Cafer Mahiroğlu, the UK-based owner of Halk TV, seven suspects were taken into custody. It has been learned that efforts are underway to apprehend one suspect for whom an arrest warrant has been issued.
In the investigation into Cafer Mahiroğlu, the legal proceedings for the 8 suspects detained in the second wave of operations have been completed at the courthouse. The prosecutor requested the arrest of 6 of the suspects and the release of 2 under judicial supervision.
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