They Joked, "Did a Burglar Break in?", but It Turned Out to Be True: 500,000 Turkish Lira Worth of Gold and Foreign Currency Was Stolen.
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Two suspects, who stole gold and foreign currency worth approximately 500,000 Turkish Lira from an apartment on the second floor of a building in Avcılar while dressed in women's clothing, were caught on security camera. The incident occurred in the Gümüşpınar neighborhood. According to the information obtained, Fatoş Yılmaz and her husband, who were returning from work around 6 PM,...
In Istanbul's Avcılar district, two suspects disguised in women's clothing entered a building and stole gold and foreign currency worth approximately 500,000 Turkish lira from a second-floor apartment. The suspects' entry and exit from the building were captured on security cameras.
Three suspects, two of whom were women, who sold fake gold indistinguishable from the real thing to numerous jewelers in Antalya and Çanakkale after traveling from Istanbul, were arrested and detained in Denizli as a result of the police's review of 100 hours of security camera footage.
In Avcılar, two individuals disguised as women entered a building and stole gold and foreign currency worth approximately 500,000 Turkish lira from an apartment. The thieves' entry and exit from the building were captured on security cameras.
Two suspects, who stole gold and foreign currency worth approximately 500,000 Turkish lira from an apartment on the second floor of a building in Avcılar while disguised in women's clothing, were caught on security camera. Fatoş Yılmaz and her husband, who left home for work, noticed that the steel door they had locked was open when they returned home in the evening.
Three suspects, two of whom were women, who defrauded jewelers in Antalya and Çanakkale of approximately 250,000 TL by selling counterfeit gold that was almost indistinguishable from the real thing, were arrested and detained at the entrance to Denizli after Antalya police reviewed 100 hours of security camera footage.
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