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Turkish mobster claims AKP supporters secretly armed after putsch

The latest bombshell by fugitive Turkish crime boss Sedat Peker has stoked calls for an investigation.

Aftermath of 2016 coup attempt in Ankara
People flee the streets as Turkish police officers operate in front of the courthouse on July 18, 2016, in Ankara, in the aftermath of an attempted coup against the government. There are allegations that government weaponry was handed over to ruling party members following the putsch. — ILYAS AKENGIN/AFP via Getty Images

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