A Turkish organised crime boss wanted on an Interpol red notice was extradited from Greece to Turkey after a coordinated operation, Turkish authorities said. The man, identified by the Turkish Interior Ministry as Sercan Sayal, faces charges over dozens of serious offences, including conspiracy to commit murder, armed attacks, robbery, threats and premeditated murder in Izmir. Interior Minister Mustafa Çifci said the extradition ended the suspect’s escape and brought him to justice. He said Turkey would not allow people wanted for serious crimes to find refuge abroad. According to the Interior Ministry, the suspect’s case file includes 116 outstanding arrest warrants. Turkey also said that since the beginning of the year it has repatriated 805 wanted persons, including 189 leaders and members of mafia organisations, located in 45 countries. The latest status is that the Interpol red-notice suspect has been extradited to Turkey and is facing charges there over the offences alleged by Turkish authorities.