'Change' Game with Heavily Damaged Vehicles! They Altered Engine and Chassis Numbers Using Chemicals.
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In an operation centered in Ankara and spanning nine provinces, 11 suspects were detained in connection with an investigation into a network that was altering the engine and chassis numbers of heavily damaged vehicles and transferring them to other vehicles.
An investigation conducted by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has uncovered a "change" system in which the identification information of vehicles damaged beyond repair due to earthquakes, fires, and traffic accidents was transferred to other vehicles.
An investigation conducted by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has uncovered a "change" system in which the identification information of vehicles damaged beyond repair due to earthquakes, fires, and traffic accidents was transferred to other vehicles.
An operation was organized against “Change Oto” suspects who changed the chassis numbers of vehicles damaged in Hatay in the earthquakes of February 6, 2023. Fourteen people have been detained in the investigation into suspected laundering of about 306 million liras.
In the investigation into money laundering of proceeds from the 2024 “Change Oto” operation, legal proceedings were initiated against 19 suspects in operations conducted in Ankara and other provinces, and 14 were taken into custody. The investigation identified assets subject to money laundering worth approximately 306 million Turkish Lira.
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