Fatih Keleş's son Mustafa Keleş and nephew Murat Keleş arrested
Mustafa Keleş, the son of Fatih Keleş, and his nephew Murat Keleş, who were detained as part of an investigation into the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM), have been referred to the Criminal Court of Peace with a request for their arrest on charges of 'accepting bribes and being a member of an organization established to commit crimes.'
Mustafa Keleş, the son of IMM Sports Club President Fatih Keleş, and his nephew Murat Keleş, who were detained and referred to the courthouse as part of a 'corruption' investigation into the IMM, have been arrested and sent to prison.
The 'corruption' investigation into the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) and the suspended Ekrem İmamoğlu continues.
Mustafa Keleş, the son of IMM Sports Club President Fatih Keleş, and his nephew Murat Keleş, who were detained and referred to the courthouse as part of the investigation, gave their statements to the prosecutor's office.
The suspects, whose statement procedures were completed, were referred to the Duty Criminal Court of Peace with a request for their arrest on charges of 'accepting bribes' and 'being a member of an organization established to commit crimes.'
SENT TO PRISON
The suspects, whose procedures were completed at the Duty Criminal Court of Peace, were arrested by the court on charges of 'accepting bribes' and 'being a member of an organization established to commit crimes' and sent to prison.
News Source: 12punto
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