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(Hürriyet Newspaper, 20 September 2026)
Pimps not pictured...for some reason.
Teams from the Morality Bureau of the Adana Provincial Security
Directorate's Public Order Branch, acting under the coordination of
the Adana Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, conducted an operation
targeting suspects identified as facilitating prostitution in massage
parlors and beauty centers across the city.
Following approximately six months of technical and physical
surveillance, police identified 18 suspects, seven of whom were women.
It was determined that the suspects recruited customers through social
media accounts opened in the names of their businesses.
Furthermore, it was found that they sent catalogs containing photographs
of the women they forced into prostitution to individuals who contacted
them. In simultaneous raids conducted in Adana, Mersin, and Tekirdağ,
18 suspects—seven of them women—were detained. Additionally, 11
women identified as victims of forced prostitution were rescued.
Catalogue looks innocent enough, but you have to know
the code...
Financial records revealed account activity totaling 210 million TL
(about $4.3 million) linked to the suspects. After undergoing police
processing, the suspects were referred to the courthouse; 17 were
arrested by the court, while one was released under judicial control.
Assets belonging to the suspects—including homes and vehicles valued
at 14 million TL (about $2.8 million)—were seized, and freezing orders
were placed on 50 bank accounts.
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