Müslim SARIYAR/12punto.com.tr
The Public Security Branch Office's Robbery Bureau teams launched an investigation following bribery reports alleging that high-tonnage excavation trucks belonging to 3 separate excavation companies were being overlooked during inspections despite having missing documentation. Within the scope of these efforts, evidence was found that 46 police officers and 62 civilians were involved in bribery incidents across a total of 67 actions.
THOSE WHO PAID THE FIRST BRIBES WERE TAKEN
Following the findings made by the Robbery Bureau teams, the button was pressed for the first operation on November 7. In the first phase of the bribery operation, which was planned in two stages, 59 civilians were taken into custody. All of the detained individuals were released by the court with judicial control conditions.
46 POLICE OFFICERS IN CUSTODY
In the second phase of the bribery operation, which 12punto.com.tr brought to the agenda yesterday, 46 police officers identified as being involved in the actions were taken into custody on the morning of November 21.
THEIR INTERROGATIONS AT THE POLICE STATION CONTINUE
The processing of the 46 police officers detained in the bribery operation conducted by the Public Security Branch Office's Robbery Bureau teams continues at the police station.
THE METHOD HAS BEEN REVEALED
According to the allegations, company officials who have missing documentation and want to transport high tonnage provide the license plates of the vehicles to the owner of a trustee parking lot located in Maltepe.
Again according to the allegations; it was reported that in return, the parking lot owner gives both the money and the license plates to the traffic police.
News Source: Müslim Sarıyar
