Türkiye -Extradites wanted criminals from Poland, Bulgaria

Ankara

The Turkish authorities have attributed two international wishes from Poland and Bulgaria to participate in a number of crimes, including armed attacks and drug trafficking, said Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya on February 28.

Poland exhibited Sinan Memi, a key figure in the notorious “Dalton's” equipment, notorious for the orchestive orchestrating motorcycle attacks, drug trafficking, blackmail and violent crimes, said Yerlikaya on X.

He was the subject of an interpol red notice for three years and wanted 20 separate arrest warrants for criminal offenses, including orchestrating murders, the establishment of a criminal organization, drug trafficking and the spread of terrorist propaganda.

Avcı was separated from Bulgaria separately.

Avcı was convicted of the large -scale narcotics trade and was sentenced to 30 years in prison in Torkiye and was searched internationally for over a year.

Both people were brought to the capital Ankara on board a gendarmerie aircraft, said the minister.

Yerlikaya provided no further details about the operations that led to their capture in the two countries.

“You can't escape the Turkish police,” said Yerlikaya in his social media contribution.

“No matter how big your size is or where you flee, we will trily pursue and bring to the judicial members of organized crime syndicates and drug dealers,” he said.

In recent years, Torkiye has significantly complied with and complied with her action against criminal networks and recorded numerous refugees as part of international arrest warrants. The judicial and foreign ministries continue diplomatic and operational efforts to have arrested the delivery of Turkish criminal abroad.

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