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The Wolf Catches the One Who Strays From the Flock.

Summary by sabah.com.tr
Breaking news - Hakan Karaköse, who works at Kültür A.Ş., revealed in detail how he was pressured by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) administration. Karaköse stated, "The IMM lawyer openly threatened me, saying, 'Don't even think about applying for leniency. The wolf will catch the one who strays from the flock.'" [The text then continues with a separate, unrelated headline: İmamoğlu, Crimes for Self-Interest...]

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Breaking news - Hakan Karaköse, who works at Kültür A.Ş., revealed in detail how he was pressured by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) administration. Karaköse stated, "The IMM lawyer openly threatened me, saying, 'Don't even think about applying for leniency. The wolf will catch the one who strays from the flock.'" [The text then continues with a separate, unrelated headline: İmamoğlu, Crimes for Self-Interest...]

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Haber 7 - Former IMM employee Hakan Karaköse, who spoke about what he knew regarding the corruption processes within the IMM, explained that he was intimidated through lawyers directed by the municipal administration while he was in prison.

At the 82nd hearing of the İmamoğlu organized crime case, Hakan Karaköse, the Deputy Director of Advertising Management at Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, claimed that he was threatened during his detention.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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The trial of the İmamoğlu Organised Crime Case was marked by the statements of Hakan Karaköse, the Deputy Director of Advertising Management at Kültür A.Ş. His statements were instrumental in the corruption investigation within the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality's subsidiaries... Click here for more.

·Türkiye
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The 83rd hearing of the trial concerning the "Imamoğlu organized crime group," in which 414 defendants are being tried (51 of whom are in custody), concluded after the defenses of some of the defendants who are not in custody were heard.

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Haberler broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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