Turkish authorities have dismantled multiple fraud schemes involving several criminal groups targeting both domestic and international victims. In one case, a gang connected to the Hells Angels was arrested for scamming 46 German citizens out of approximately $3.03 million (2.8 million euros). Separately, in Nevşehir, a group posing as prosecutors and lawyers defrauded 56 individuals of around 10 million Turkish lira by falsely claiming they had joined a gigolo website and faced legal proceedings. Investigations revealed that the proceeds from this scheme were funneled to the PKK terrorist organization, leading to the detention of 15 suspects. Additionally, a separate fraud involving fake bungalow listings in Muğla resulted in five arrests. Turkish police in İzmir also uncovered the methods of a timeshare fraud network that deceived about 300 people. These operations reflect ongoing efforts by Turkish law enforcement to combat organized fraud and related criminal activities.