A surveillance camera revealed the identity of the thieves of salaries and satellite money, “complementing” the Brotherhood, which broadcasts from the Turkish city of Istanbul, who were arrested by the police yesterday.
The surveillance camera revealed that the accused are Brotherhood members and hold Syrian citizenship. They work in the satellite channel and were the last to be spotted by the cameras before the theft.
It was found that the accused, who are an electrician and a buffet worker, one of whom is called Abu Tarek and the other is Muhammad Ibrahim, had dismantled and disabled the surveillance cameras, one day before the incident, and had infiltrated the broadcasters’ room adjacent to the accountant’s room. They stole all its contents from the salaries of employees and broadcasters, as they were scheduled to be distributed and spent today, Sunday. Surveillance cameras will remove suspicion from them, adding that they suffer from a small salary and insufficient to meet their living needs in Istanbul.
The Brotherhood’s “Watan” channel, which also broadcasts from Istanbul, was also subjected to theft and embezzlement of funds two years ago, in which the administrative director, the Brotherhood leader Ali Saad Taha Al-Labban and a group of his employees, were involved, and the crime was kept secret after the intervention of leaders
In parallel, the Brotherhood’s youth accuse the leaders of the group and the owners of its satellite channels of looting the group’s and satellite channels’ funds, as “Al-Sharq” broadcasters accused the owner of the channel, Ayman Nour, of seizing funds for himself.
Some of the employees of “Complementary” also accused senior leaders in the satellite channel of allocating funds for themselves and their children under several names without right. Turkey announced the existence of embezzlement of the group’s money, and the money of donations, accusing Mahmoud Hussein, the group’s Secretary-General, the leader of the international organization and the official of the African Brotherhood, Muhammad al-Buhairi of being involved in it.
