Detention warrants issued for 29 people, trustees appointed to 23 companies in Kuriş investigation
In an investigation by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office into a criminal organization reportedly led by Alihan Kuriş, detention warrants were issued for 29 or 30 people after evidence of off-the-books money transfers was obtained, and trustees were appointed to 23 companies. Previously, 81 people had been arrested in the investigation.
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- Mehmet Dursun detained, trustees appointed to 31 companies in Alihan Kuriş investigation Armine owner Mehmet Dursun was detained in the fourth wave of the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office's Alihan Kuriş investigation. Since August 13, 80 people have been arrested and trustees appointed to 31 companies.
- Detention warrants issued for 29 people, trustees appointed to 23 companies in Kuriş investigation In an investigation by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office into a criminal organization reportedly led by Alihan Kuriş, detention warrants were issued for 29 or 30 people after evidence of off-the-books money transfers was obtained, and trustees were appointed to 23 companies. Previously, 81 people had been arrested in the investigation.