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Ankara launches simultaneous operation in drug and prostitution investigation targeting 21 suspects

From Hรผrriyet · () Turkish

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  • Ankara prosecutors ordered detentions, searches and seizures involving 21 suspects in a drug and prostitution investigation.
  • Authorities detained 14 suspects, while efforts to locate the remaining seven continued.

Ankara prosecutors launched a simultaneous operation early in the morning against 21 suspects as part of an investigation into drugs and prostitution.

The Ankara Chief Public Prosecutorโ€™s Office said it had obtained evidence indicating that the suspects may have committed offenses including drug trafficking, facilitating the use of narcotic or stimulant substances, drug use and prostitution.

As a result of the work carried out by the Ankara Police Departmentโ€™s Narcotics Crimes Branch under the coordination of our Chief Public Prosecutorโ€™s Office, decisions were made to detain 21 suspects and conduct searches and seizures at their residences.

· Ankara Chief Public Prosecutorโ€™s OfficeThe office described the legal measures ordered in the investigation.

The investigation was coordinated by the officeโ€™s Smuggling, Narcotics and Economic Crimes Investigation Bureau, with Ankara policeโ€™s Narcotics Crimes Branch carrying out the operation. Authorities also ordered searches and seizures at the suspectsโ€™ residences.

Fourteen suspects were detained during the operation. Investigative and operational efforts to locate the other seven suspects were continuing, according to the prosecutorโ€™s office.

Fourteen suspects were detained as part of the operation, while investigative procedures to apprehend seven suspects continue in several directions.

· Ankara Chief Public Prosecutorโ€™s OfficeThe office provided an update on the operationโ€™s results.
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Originally published by Hรผrriyet in Turkish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.