The rise in crimes involving individuals under 18 has become a critical issue in Istanbul, drawing heightened attention from law enforcement and prosecutors. Detailed indictments prepared by Istanbulβs Chief Public Prosecutorβs Offices expose how organized criminal groups systematically recruit, manipulate and deploy children in complex, violent criminal networks. This trend highlights the evolving nature of crime, where children are no longer peripheral but central actors in organized illegal activities.
Anadolu Agencyβs (AA) investigative report βYoung age, serious crimeβ delves into indictments focused on organized crime rings, particularly those that use minors as a tool for advancing their illicit objectives. These groups, often dubbed βnew generation criminal organizations,β have emerged from traditional crime syndicates by leveraging technological advancements and th
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