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Police detain 85 people in raids across 30 Turkish provinces
Istanbul police carried out raids targeting new-generation criminal groups across 30 provinces in Turkey.
The operation resulted in 85 people being detained.
Among those detained were 30 children already involved in judicial proceedings.
The announcement did not name the groups or give details about the allegations.
The raids show that the investigation reached multiple parts of the country, but no further information on its scope was provided.
Further details are expected, but no timeline was given.
Istanbul police teams detained 85 people in operations across 30 provinces targeting criminal groups described as “new generation” organizations.
Thirty of those detained were children involved in judicial proceedings, according to Sabah.
Habertürk’s headline linked the operation to the Daltonlar, while Sabah described the targets more generally as new-generation criminal organizations.
Habertürk’s article text does not provide details about the operation.
- Who
- Istanbul police teams carried out the operations. They detained 85 people, including 30 children involved in judicial proceedings.
- What
- Police conducted raids targeting criminal organizations.
- When
- October 27, 2026, according to the publication dates.
- Where
- 30 Turkish provinces.
- Why
- The operations targeted groups described by Sabah as new-generation criminal organizations. Habertürk’s headline named the Daltonlar.
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- People detained
- 85
- Provinces
- 30
- Children involved in judicial proceedings
- 30
- Police unit named
- Istanbul Police Department