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Home > Current Affairs News > Leader of the Comanchero gang, wanted via Red Notice, marketed Turkish citizenship! A former police officer handled the business!

Leader of the Comanchero gang, wanted via Red Notice, marketed Turkish citizenship! A former police officer handled the business!

It has emerged that Hakan Ayık, leader of the Comanchero gang, marketed Turkish citizenship. It was learned that a former police officer handled the citizenship affairs.

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Published: 13.11.2023 09:35 Updated: 13.11.2023 09:35
Leader of the Comanchero gang, wanted via Red Notice, marketed Turkish citizenship! A former police officer handled the business!

Sözcü columnist İsmail Saymaz drew attention to the fact that the person who brokered the acquisition of citizenship through real estate for Comanchero gang leader Hakan Ayık was M.S., a former police officer who was arrested as part of Operation Mafes; and that when this operation took place, his brother H.S. was the Deputy Chief of the Ankara Police Department.

Writing that Hakan Ayık brought clients to M.S. for citizenship, Saymaz questioned the work permits issued to individuals wanted via Red Notice.

Saymaz raised the following questions:

Why was Ayık not extradited to Australia even though he was wanted via Red Notice?

Is it true that Ayık obtained two licensed firearms?

How were these licenses issued?

How could Maximilian Rivkin obtain a residence permit and citizenship while being wanted via Red Notice, even though his fingerprints were taken?

Did intelligence not conduct a review?

Aside from everything else… How could M.S.'s brother H.S., the Deputy Chief of the Ankara Police Department, not know that the foreign individuals to whom his brother provided residence permit and citizenship 'services' were international drug traffickers wanted via Red Notice?



News Source: 12punto

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