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Eleven suspects detained in eight-province fraud operation coordinated by Babaeski prosecutor's office

Suspects posed as police and prosecutors to defraud citizens across Turkey, collecting four million lira in cash and jewelry worth over one million lira.

Sources: Haber Ankara, Kars Manşet, Telgraf Gazetesi3 sources ↓|· 1 min read
Eleven suspects detained in eight-province fraud operation coordinated by Babaeski prosecutor's office
Photo: Kars Manşet

KEY POINTS

  • Eleven suspects detained in simultaneous raids across eight Turkish provinces
  • Suspects posed as police and prosecutors to defraud citizens
  • Four million lira in cash and jewelry worth over one million lira collected
  • Three suspects arrested, eight released under judicial control
  • Public advised to report suspicious requests to the 112 Emergency Call Center

A coordinated fraud operation was carried out simultaneously in eight provinces under the coordination of the Babaeski Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. The provinces included Sanliurfa, Adana, Gaziantep, Antalya, Isparta, Karabuk, Ankara, and Istanbul.

Eleven suspects were detained after being caught red-handed. Police and prosecutor's office teams conducted technical and physical surveillance before launching the simultaneous raids.

“Police, military, and prosecutors never request money or gold from citizens.”

— Officials

The suspects allegedly identified themselves as police officers and prosecutors to gain victims' trust. They targeted citizens living in Kirklareli, Balikesir, Istanbul, Kirsehir, Izmir's Tire district, Bayburt, and Kahramanmaras.

Authorities determined that the suspects collected four million Turkish lira in cash from their victims. They also obtained jewelry valued at more than one million lira through fraudulent means.

Digital materials were seized from the suspects' addresses during the operation. The detained individuals were subsequently taken to the Babaeski courthouse for judicial processing.

Three of the suspects were arrested by court order, while the remaining eight were released under judicial control conditions. Officials reminded the public that police, military, and prosecutors never request money or gold from citizens.

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