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Ankara drug and prostitution investigation
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Authorities in Ankara are conducting an investigation into drug trafficking and prostitution involving various individuals and entertainment venues. In late September, businessman Atilla Yıldırım was arrested following an investigation by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. Digital evidence from Yıldırım’s phone reportedly included messages regarding the secure delivery of a ‘package’ and arrangements for meetings involving luxury alcohol. Financial investigations by MASAK identified approximately 3.95 million TL in suspicious transactions from individuals with narcotic criminal records. While Yıldırım admitted to a single instance of cocaine use in Romania, he denied all trafficking allegations. Forensic analysis confirmed the presence of cocaine and MDMB in his hair samples. By late October, the investigation expanded to include a primary school teacher, identified as S. D., who was arrested in connection with the probe into drug trafficking and the facilitation of prostitution in capital venues. Reports have highlighted the teacher's luxury lifestyle, including high-end vehicles and expensive vacations, though a direct link to the criminal activities remains under judicial review. Following the arrest, allegations emerged that the management of the private school where S. D. worked pressured employees to remain silent regarding the incident, reportedly threatening staff with dismissal. It is also claimed that school officials attempted to cover up the incident by informing parents that the teacher had left due to relocation.
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- 2026-10-23 03:10 UTC Ankara drug and prostitution investigation
- 2026-10-22 08:03 UTC Ankara drug and prostitution investigation
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