They Robbed Kilos of Gold From the Vehicle They Intercepted: This Is How They Posed for a Photo - Sözcü Newspaper
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A robbery of 50 million Turkish Lira was carried out by armed individuals in a parking lot in Bayrampaşa. The incident took place on September 30th in a parking lot located on Cevatpaşa Millet Street. According to allegations, as businessmen R.B., B.B., and N.B. were about to get into their vehicles, seven people arrived at the parking lot in two cars. The suspects...
Twelve suspects, who allegedly threatened three businessmen with long-barreled weapons in a parking lot in Istanbul's Bayrampaşa district and stole 7 kilograms of gold and 35,000 euros from the trunks of their vehicles, were apprehended in operations conducted in Istanbul and Sapanca. Security camera footage of the incident has emerged.
In Istanbul's Bayrampaşa district, seven people intercepted a car and stole 7 kilograms of gold and 35,000 euros. Twelve suspects were apprehended in connection with the robbery, and photos of them posing with the stolen money and their communications prior to the incident have surfaced.
Istanbul breaking news: In Istanbul's Bayrampaşa district, suspects intercepted a car and stole 7 kilograms of gold, 35,000 euros, and bags belonging to the occupants. Twelve suspects were quickly apprehended and referred to the courthouse. - October 9, 2026, 2:59 PM
In Bayrampasa, 12 suspects were arrested who extorted $46.6 million worth of gold and currency and posed with coins. However, the stolen 7 kilos of gold were not found; only 13,000 euros and 16,000 TL were recovered instead of the wealth extorted in the operations.
Twelve people, accused of robbing three businessmen in Bayrampaşa at gunpoint, stealing 7 kilograms of gold and 35,000 euros from the trunks of their vehicles, were apprehended in operations conducted in Istanbul and Sapanca. The robbery was captured on security camera footage, and photographs allegedly showing the stolen money were found on the phones of those detained.
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