Breaking News... Flash development in the Rezan Epözdemir investigation: New detentions
New detentions have been made in the investigation into lawyer Rezan Epözdemir, who was taken into custody over allegations of aiding FETÖ, bribery, and espionage. The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has extended Epözdemir's detention period by one more day.
Lawyer Rezan Epözdemir, known for his defense in many high-profile cases, remains in custody as part of two separate investigations conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. It was stated that the detention decision was made in connection with allegations of "aiding FETÖ/PDY," "bribery," and "political and military espionage."
SEARCH CONDUCTED AT HIS OFFICE IN LEVENT
Yesterday morning, teams from the Counter-Terrorism Branch and the Financial Crimes Investigation Branch went to Epözdemir's law office in Levent, Istanbul, and carried out a comprehensive search. The search aimed to identify materials that could serve as evidence within the scope of the investigation.
NEW DETENTIONS HAVE OCCURRED
Journalist İsmail Saymaz announced on his social media account that the scope of the investigation has expanded. Saymaz stated, "There have been new detentions in the lawyer Rezan Epözdemir investigation. The investigation is being deepened."
DETENTION PERIOD EXTENDED
The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has extended Rezan Epözdemir's detention period by one more day as part of the ongoing investigation.
News Source: 12punto
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