Coordinated raids across 30 provinces target Dalton crime network, 85 detained including 30 minors
Police detained 85 suspects in simultaneous operations against the Dalton criminal organization spanning 30 Turkish provinces.
KEY POINTS
- Operations took place simultaneously in 30 provinces
- 85 suspects were detained by police
- 30 of the detainees are minors in the judicial process
- The Dalton criminal network based in Istanbul was the target
- Van was one of the provinces included in the raids
Police teams from the Istanbul Police Department carried out simultaneous operations against new-generation criminal organizations in 30 provinces.
The raids targeted the Dalton criminal organization, which is based in Istanbul.
A total of 85 suspects were detained during the operations.
Thirty of those detained are children who are in the judicial process.
The province of Van was among the locations where the operation was conducted.
Authorities have not yet announced further details regarding charges or upcoming court proceedings.
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