Türkiye cracks on illegal bets and fraud in a new round of arrests

Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yarskaya participated in the recent efforts in eliminating the illegal bet and aggravated fraud.

Yerlikaya Take to Facebook To share an update for the ongoing efforts by the Turkish authorities to take strict measures against illegal bets and strict fraud. The latest operations of the law were carried out in five provinces.

43 The suspects have been arrested with the volume of a billion Turkish liras in their accounts. Of the 43 years, eight arrests were made, with judicial control carried out on 29. It is expected to go more and move forward at the present time.

Yerlikaya stated that the suspects are accused of facilitating illegal bet and transferring money through web sites, and it appears that fraud on citizens by placing a fake electronic bike, mobile phone sales, and investment advice on social media platforms.

These ads drew the attention of the Prosecutor’s Office, prompting the authorities to launch an investigation against 43 individuals. The personal raid witnessed the Nuba for many mobile phones, SIM cards, computers, bank cards and digital materials that are believed to be linked to fraudulent activities.

“I congratulate our rulers, public prosecutors who have coordinated operations, the electronic crime control department at GENDARMERIEE, the regional GENDARMEREE leaders who carried out operations, Gendarmerie, and our MACAK staff,” Yerlikaya books on Facebook. “We continue to fight crime and criminals with a design through our virtual patrols in the cybersecurity.”

Türkiye is not alone in the face of illegal bets

Türkiye makes repression on illegal bet and fraud is priority, but it is not the only country facing an increasing problem. Modern data suggested that A third of us shake It focuses on illegal bet.

In the United Kingdom, The visa and MasterCard indicate the risks of illegal gamblingwhile Organizers in Brazil They collect resources to reduce growth in illegal activities.

Distinctive image: Ali Yerlikaya/Pixel