Police Shuts Down Sakarya Prostitution Ring
After Prostitution Operation, 8 Casinos and 1 Restaurant Sealed in Sakarya
A major prostitution operation in the Karasu district of Sakarya led to the arrest of 61 foreign women, including 49 Uzbeks, 8 Azerbaijanis, and 4 Turkmen nationals. The operation, which took place on the night of Saturday, November 25th, was carried out with the participation of 300 police officers.
In response to the operation, the Karasu District Governorate took action by instructing municipality teams to seal off and ban 8 casinos and 1 restaurant in the area where the operation was conducted. These businesses have been prohibited from operating for a period of 30 days.
The crackdown on illegal activities in the area is a significant step towards maintaining law and order, and preventing any further unlawful activities. This decisive action by the authorities sends a strong message that such activities will not be tolerated. It also serves as a warning to other establishments engaged in illegal activities.
The closure and ban of these businesses not only serves as a form of punishment but also acts as a deterrent for others who may engage in similar unlawful practices. The decisive action by the Karasu District Governorate is a clear demonstration of their commitment to upholding the law and ensuring the safety and well-being of the community.
Authorities have made it clear that they will continue to crack down on such illegal activities and will take all necessary measures to ensure that the law is upheld. This recent operation and the subsequent closure of businesses are a testament to their resolve in maintaining a safe and lawful environment in the Karasu district of Sakarya.
