Engin Polat advertisement during Fenerbahçe-Hatayspor match
An advertisement for a company owned by the Dilan-Engin Polat couple, who are under investigation for alleged money laundering, was displayed at Fenerbahçe Ülker Stadium.
Turkey has been talking about the couple Dilan Polat and Engin Polat, whose assets were all seized amid allegations of 'tax evasion' and money laundering that have dominated the agenda in recent days.
The Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that an investigation had been launched into the couple, that a travel ban had been imposed on the suspects as part of the investigation, that all their assets had been seized, and that a confidentiality order had been issued regarding the file.
ADVERTISEMENT BROADCAST AT FENERBAHÇE STADIUM
An advertisement for the company named Engin Polat Men, which belongs to the couple whose assets were all seized, was broadcast during the Fenerbahçe-Hatayspor match.
IT WAS ALSO BROADCAST DURING THE DERBY
An advertisement for a firm belonging to Dilan Polat was also seen at RAMS Park during the Galatasaray-Beşiktaş derby played yesterday.
WHAT HAPPENED?
All assets of Dilan Polat and her husband Engin Polat, who have been in the news recently due to armed attacks on their workplaces and allegations of tax evasion, had been seized.
It was revealed that the Istanbul Anatolian Chief Public Prosecutor's Office's Bureau of Investigation for Terrorism and Organized Crimes is conducting an investigation into the Polat couple and their families. It was learned that an investigation is being carried out into the Polat couple for 4 separate crimes: 'Establishing and managing a criminal organization', 'Being a member of a criminal organization', 'Laundering assets derived from crime', and 'Opposition to the Tax Procedure Law'.
News Source: 12punto
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