They Defrauded People by Promising to Resolve Their Cases in Their Favor: 3 Arrested.
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It was claimed that E.G. (44), who introduced himself as the Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor in Antalya, and 2 other suspects defrauded 3 people of a total of 1 million 829 thousand lira by promising to resolve their cases in their favor in the courts. The 3 suspects, who allegedly prepared fake court decisions to convince the victims, were detained.
In Antalya, three suspects, including a woman who introduced herself as the deputy chief prosecutor, defrauded three people, one of whom was a retired police officer, of a total of 1,829,000 Turkish Lira. Following a complaint, the suspects were apprehended. The incident began on October 16th at the home of H.Ç., who runs a car rental business...
In Antalya, a three-person gang, including a woman who introduced herself as the Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor, defrauded three people, including a retired police officer, of a total of 1,829,000 Turkish Lira. The fake prosecutor and two others were apprehended in a successful police operation and taken into custody.
In Antalya, three suspects who allegedly defrauded three people by introducing themselves as deputy chief prosecutors and using fake court orders were apprehended and taken into custody along with the forged documents.
In Antalya, a woman posing as the deputy chief prosecutor demanded 1.8 million Turkish lira from a car rental company official. Following a complaint, three suspects were taken into custody; it was determined that they had extorted 1.4 million Turkish lira from a car dealer using the same method.
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