Haluk Levent's Statement to the Police: 'You Can Say Irregularity, But Not Corruption'

Haluk Levent's statement to the police has been revealed in the investigation into the allegations that donations collected in the name of the AHBAP Association were transferred to the accounts of suspects. Levent said, 'I couldn't manage myself, my surroundings, or my business properly. You can call it irregularity, but not corruption.'Levent stated that his monthly income was 'uncertain' and that he did not want to benefit from the effective repentance provisions. When asked about his assets, Levent said that he did not have any real estate, vehicles, or other assets in his name.[IMAGE_1]In his statement, Levent mentioned that he was an unofficial partner in Risus Organizasyon Ltd. Şti., a company operating in the field of organization and music, and that the official owner of the company was the suspect Zafer Yay. However, he claimed that he did not receive any income from this company.[QUOTE_1] 'I manage the accounts at Vakıfbank and Halkbank in the name of Yeliz Kaya. The money I earn from concerts is deposited into these accounts, and I use this money.'Regarding the activities and financial operations of the AHBAP Association, Levent stated that he founded the association in 2016 or 2017 and that he provided all the financing for the first two years. After the Elazığ earthquake, donations started to come in, and he began to provide aid to citizens with these donations.[IMAGE_2]Levent stated, 'I provided all the financing for the AHBAP Association for the first two years. I made all the donations from my own pocket. After the Elazığ earthquake, donations started to come in, and I began to provide aid to our citizens.'[QUOTE_2] 'Unfortunately, I couldn't manage myself, my surroundings, or my business properly. I used Ahbap checks and promissory notes as collateral in some places, and I incurred a large amount of debt. You can call it irregularity, but not corruption.'