Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya introduced the arrest of 58 suspects wished by 18 nations below an Interpol Red Notice with the “Cage-28” operation carried out concurrently in 11 provinces.
Taking to his social media deal with, Yerlikaya mentioned that the federal government has a resolute stance in opposition to nationwide and worldwide organized crime entities, asserting that they will not tolerate disturbance to public peace, whatever the group’s dimension or the alerts issued in opposition to them.
After collaboration between the Interpol-Europol Department, the Presidency of struggle in opposition to trafficking and arranged crimes (KOM), and the General Directorate of Security Intelligence Directorate, provincial police directorates in Istanbul, Antalya, Sakarya, Bolu, Çanakkale, Eskişehir, Izmir, Manisa, Muğla, Şanlıurfa and Yalova took half in an in depth operation.
This operation led to Interpol issuing a Red Notice throughout 11 provinces and involving 18 nations, together with the United States, Germany, Azerbaijan, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Belarus, Morocco, Palestine, India, Israel, Iran, Qatar, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Uzbekistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkmenistan and Jordan.
During the operation, people apprehended had been found to be related to varied legal actions together with drug trafficking, cash laundering, assault, counterfeiting, theft, fraud, human trafficking, murder, prostitution, theft and smuggling.
Moreover, their information indicated involvement in bribery, corruption and forgery.
Yerlikaya underscored the continuing efforts of the police power of their investigations, saying: “I commend our brave police officers who conducted the operation in the early hours of this morning. May they be safeguarded from any harm. Our nation’s prayers are with you. Our government will always pursue and hold accountable terrorists, their accomplices, organized crime syndicates, drug traffickers and criminal networks.”
“They will be dealt with decisively, and this will persist,” Yerlikaya added.
Source: www.dailysabah.com