63 people were arrested in an anti-drug operation in Ankara targeting social media dealers
Turkish police arrested 63 people in Ankara out of 119 suspects on charges of drug trafficking and promoting their use through social media, and seized firearms and sums of money during a search of their addresses.
The Public Prosecution in Ankara issued arrest warrants against 119 suspects who were found to be trafficking drugs and promoting their use through social media, after investigative work carried out by the Anti-Drug Crimes Division of the Security Directorate.
63 out of 119 suspects were arrested, while it turned out that 26 others are already in prison on other charges, and efforts to arrest 30 are continuing. Other suspects.
Inspections of the suspects’ addresses resulted in the seizure of varying amounts of drugs, a sensitive scale, two cannabis grinding devices, three drug abuse tools, an unlicensed pistol with two ammunition magazines and 28 bullets, and an audio pistol, in addition to an amount of 38,000 Turkish liras and 250 euros believed to be illicit proceeds.
This story was produced with machine-translation assistance, then went through human editorial review for accuracy and sourcing.

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