Cybercrime Operation in 23 Provinces: 521 Suspects Apprehended, 367 Arrested.
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The Ministry of Interior announced that 521 suspects were apprehended in operations conducted in 23 provinces over the past five days as part of the fight against cybercrime. In operations targeting crimes such as aggravated fraud, illegal gambling, online crimes related to child sexual abuse, and unauthorized access to information systems, 367 people were arrested, while judicial control orders were issued for 114 suspects.
The Ministry of Interior announced that in operations conducted in 23 provinces over the past 5 days as part of the fight against cybercrime, 521 suspects were apprehended, and 367 of them were arrested.
The Ministry of Interior announced that 521 suspects were apprehended in operations conducted over the past five days as part of the fight against cybercrime. Of those arrested in simultaneous operations across 23 provinces, 367 were remanded in custody.
The Ministry of Interior announced that 521 suspects were apprehended in operations coordinated by the General Directorate of Security's Cyber Crimes Department, MASAK (Financial Crimes Investigation Board), and the Chief Public Prosecutor's Offices. The ministry's statement noted that 367 of the suspects detained in operations targeting crimes such as "aggravated fraud," "illegal gambling," and "online child pornography" were arrested and sent …
The Ministry of Interior announced that 521 suspects were apprehended in cybercrime operations conducted by the police in the last 5 days. Of these suspects, 367 were arrested, and judicial control measures were applied to 114.
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