Interior Ministry announces... Cybercrime Operations in 14 Provinces: 112 Arrests
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The Ministry of Interior announced that 112 suspects were apprehended in cybercrime operations conducted in 14 provinces, where a total of 22 billion TL in financial transactions were detected in their bank accounts. The suspects are alleged to have been involved in illegal gambling, fraud, unauthorized access to personal data, and usury.
BREAKING NEWS | The Gendarmerie General Command's Anti-Smuggling and Organized Crime (KOM) and Cyber Crime Departments, in coordination with the Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK) and the Chief Public Prosecutor's Offices; Provincial Gendarmerie Commands are conducting operations against qualified fraud, illegal gambling, cybercrime...
The Ministry of Interior announced that 112 suspects were detained in cybercrime operations conducted in 14 provinces. Bank account transactions totaling 22 billion TL were detected in the suspects' accounts.
The Ministry of Interior announced that 112 suspects were apprehended in operations conducted by the Gendarmerie in 14 provinces targeting crimes such as aggravated fraud, illegal gambling, violations of the Cyber Security Law, and usury, and that bank account transactions totaling 22 billion TL were detected.
In operations conducted in 14 provinces under the coordination of the Gendarmerie and MASAK (Financial Crimes Investigation Board), 112 suspects were detained for engaging in illegal gambling, aggravated fraud, cyber crimes, and usury. As a result of the financial investigations, it was determined that there were money movements totaling 22 billion Turkish Lira in the suspects' bank accounts.
According to a statement by the Ministry of Interior, operations were conducted in 14 provinces targeting crimes such as aggravated fraud, illegal gambling, violations of the Cyber Security Law, and usury. During these operations, 122 suspects were apprehended, and investigations by MASAK (Financial Crimes Investigation Board) revealed a money laundering operation amounting to 22 billion TL.
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