Emir Sarigul Surrenders and Is Jailed in Money Laundering Probe
Emir Sarigul surrendered to police after returning from abroad and was remanded in custody in an Istanbul money-laundering investigation.
KEY POINTS
- Emir Sarigul surrendered to police with his lawyer after returning from abroad
- He was subject to a capture order
- The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office leads the money-laundering investigation
- A court ordered his detention and he was sent to prison
- Mustafa Sarigul issued a statement about the investigation
Emir Sarigul surrendered to police together with his lawyer after returning from abroad. He was wanted under a capture order.
The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office is conducting a money-laundering investigation. Sarigul was taken into custody within the scope of the probe.
A court issued a detention order for Sarigul following a request from prosecutors. He was subsequently sent to prison.
Mustafa Sarigul made a statement regarding the investigation. His exact relationship to Emir Sarigul was not specified.
Kirsehir Cigdem reported the surrender on October 18. Akdeniz Manset Gazetesi and Haber Ankara reported the detention on October 21.
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