Operation targeting Dilan Polat and Engin Polat spreads to Ankara

Dilan and Engin Polat were taken into custody on charges of forming an organization for the purpose of committing crimes and money laundering. It has emerged that the operation against the Polats has extended to the Ankara office of a company named Dipomed. Company executives were caught by police while transferring 1 million 800 thousand TL from the company safe to their own accounts. With this, the number of detainees in the operation has reached 24.

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The repercussions of the operation against the Dilan-Engin Polat couple continue to be discussed.

The investigation initiated by the Anadolu Chief Public Prosecutor's Office into suspects including Engin Polat and Dilan Polat on charges of "violation of the Law on Prevention of Laundering Proceeds of Crime, the Tax Procedure Law, and the Law on Regulation of Betting and Games of Chance in Football and Other Sports Competitions" is ongoing.

It has emerged that the operation against the Polats has extended to the Ankara office of a company named Dipomed.

NEW FOOTAGE FROM THE OPERATION IN ANKARA

BANK OFFICIALS REPORTED TO POLICE

While Engin Polat and Dilan Polat were in custody, it was determined that the executives of the company named Dipomed, who were outside, were transferring a portion of the 1 million 800 thousand TL sum to their personal accounts and another portion to the accounts of their girlfriends.

As a result of bank officials, who suspected the activity in the account, reporting it to the police, these individuals were identified and taken into custody in a short time.
The latest individuals taken into custody in Ankara and Istanbul were Gözde B., İsmail B., Nilgül Y., Metin Y., Metin G., Kübra D., and Mustafa Ö.

NUMBER OF DETAINEES RISES TO 24

The number of detainees in the operation against the Dilan-Engin Polat couple has reached 24 as of now.
While the statements of 8 people have been taken so far, the interrogation process for the other suspects will begin in the coming hours.