Operation Targeting Massage Parlors and Beauty Centers: Kataloglu Prostitution Ring Dismantled.
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In an operation targeting suspects who were found to be running prostitution rings in massage parlors and beauty centers across three provinces, centered in Adana, 18 suspects, including 7 women, were taken into custody. It was determined that the suspects sent catalogs containing photos of women they forced into prostitution to those who contacted them through social media accounts they created in the names of their businesses.
A massive operation was launched against a prostitution ring operating under the guise of massage parlors and beauty centers in 3 provinces, centered in Adana. The ring used social media accounts to catalog women's photos... Click here for more.
In an operation targeting suspects who were found to be running prostitution rings in massage parlors and beauty centers across three provinces, centered in Adana, 18 suspects, including 7 women, were taken into custody. It was determined that the suspects sent catalogs containing photos of women they forced into prostitution to those who contacted them through social media accounts they created in the names of their businesses.
In a simultaneous operation conducted in Adana, Mersin, and Tekirdağ, a prostitution ring using massage parlors and beauty centers was dismantled. 11 women who were determined to have been forced into prostitution were rescued, and houses and vehicles belonging to the suspects, worth 14 million Turkish Lira, were seized.
Seventeen people were arrested in a prostitution operation conducted in three provinces, centered in Adana. It was learned that the individuals found clients through social media advertisements, and a total of 210 million Turkish Lira in financial transactions was detected across 50 bank accounts.
In a simultaneous prostitution operation centered in Adana and extending to Mersin and Tekirdağ, 18 suspects, including 7 women, were apprehended, and 17 were arrested. According to MASAK (Financial Crimes Investigation Board), 210 million Turkish lira in transactions were detected in 50 bank accounts belonging to the suspects over a 16-month period; it was alleged that 11 women were forced into prostitution.
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