Comanchero Criminal Organization Executives Apprehended
Managers of Comanchero Crime Organization Captured in Istanbul
The managers of the notorious Comanchero crime organization, Maximillian Rıvkın (also known as Cem Cansu) and Necmi Saki, have been apprehended in Istanbul. They were wanted with an Interpol red notice and have been evading international authorities for their involvement in various criminal activities.
The Minister of Internal Affairs, Ali Yerlikaya, announced the successful operation on his social media account. He revealed that five more fugitive suspects were arrested as part of the investigation into the Comanchero Organized Crime Organization. The charges against them include establishing an organization to commit a crime, international drug production and trafficking, as well as money laundering.
This development brings the total number of suspects captured in Operation Cage to 42. It was discovered that Maximillian Rıvkın, a member of the organization’s management team, had obtained Turkish citizenship by applying under the name Cem Cansu with a Bulgarian passport issued as Nikolaj Ankov.
A tweet from Minister Yerlikaya shed light on the significant breakthrough in the case. He expressed his satisfaction with the work done by the Istanbul Police Department, the Anti-Narcotic Crimes Branch Directorate, and the Intelligence Branch Directorate, who meticulously planned and executed the operations. He commended their dedication and extended his heartfelt gratitude.
Immediately following their capture, measures were put into motion to revoke Turkish citizenship for Maximillian Rıvkın. Additionally, it was revealed that he was a Swedish citizen of Serbian origin. Necmi Saki, another fugitive suspect implicated in the Comanchero Organized Crime Organization investigation, was also discovered to be one of the managers wanted with an Interpol red notice.
The arrest of these high-profile criminals is a significant victory in the fight against organized crime. The authorities are determined to bring all those involved in such illegal activities to justice and ensure the safety and security of the public.
