Moments of Terror in Maslak: Suspects Disguised as Police Officers Kidnapped a Businessman and Demanded a $2 Million Ransom.
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Iranian national Adem D., owner of a finance company, was kidnapped in front of his house in Maslak by suspects using fake police IDs. He managed to escape with his hands tied after his crypto assets and watch were stolen. Six suspects have been taken into custody in connection with the incident.
Adem D., an Iranian national and owner of a finance company, was abducted from in front of his house in Maslak by suspects who identified themselves as police officers. The suspects transferred $48,000 worth of cryptocurrency from his account to their own and stole his watch, worth 7.5 million Turkish lira.
The shocking robbery took place in Sarıyer, Istanbul. Suspects, who had attached a GPS device to the vehicle of Adem D., a Turkish citizen of Iranian origin, tracked him, intercepted him, and kidnapped him. Six suspects, posing as police officers, were apprehended by the Robbery Bureau of the Public Security Branch Directorate. The robbery occurred in Maslak...
In Istanbul, Iranian businessman Adem D. was kidnapped and beaten by suspects using fake police IDs. The suspects allegedly demanded $2 million from the businessman and stole cryptocurrency, cash, and a watch worth 7.5 million Turkish lira.
The suspects who kidnapped an Iranian businessman in Maslak tracked him by attaching a GPS device to his car and stole his watch worth 7.5 million Turkish lira and cryptocurrency. It has been learned that they demanded a ransom of 2 million dollars for his release.
A kidnapping attempt worthy of a movie took place in Sarıyer. Six suspects abducted an Iranian businessman as he was leaving his house, showing him fake police IDs. They threatened him, saying, "If you don't give us 2 million dollars, we will kill you." The suspects, who forcibly took 48,000 dollars from the businessman's cryptocurrency account and a luxury watch worth 150,000 dollars from his wrist, were apprehended by the Robbery Bureau of the…
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