(Milliyet Newspaper, 30 March 2017)
Charming little creatures.
Teams from the Istanbul Gendarmerie Command investigating persons
posting propaganda supporting terror and terrorist organizations on the
internet took A. D. into custody in Sancaktepe, Istanbul. In a search
conducted in A.D.'s home, 15 different types of deadly spiders native to
the Amazon and Australia were discovered in plastic containers.
The spider types included tarantulas, parahybanas, irminas, ormatas, trips
and mantos. A large number of spider eggs (!) were found, as well. A.D.
was feeding the spiders cockroaches, worms and dead spiders. Also
found at A.D.'s home was a syringe (!).
Importation, sale and possession of these spiders is forbidden in Turkey
and they were turned over to the Nature Protection and Parks Department.
Investigators think that A.D. may have been engaging in the illegal sale
of the spiders, which fetch high prices on the black market in Turkey.
Sancaktepe district of Istanbul
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türkçe links to original Turkish article
(HaberTürk Newspaper, 30 March 2017)
Charming little fellow, at liesure...
Safwan Qahwatı was assigned by ISIS to perpetrate a massacre in Europe
but he has been captured in Adana. Qahwatı came from Syria to Hatay
illegally, planning to travel with his wife to Istanbul and from there to
Europe. Police stopped the bus Qahwatı and his wife were riding in at
the Sarıçam rest stop along the Tarsus-Adana- Gaziantep (TAG) highway.
Qahwatı and his wife were taken to Adana police headquarters and after
14 days (!) of interrogation his wife was released. Qahwatı's flash-disks and
hard drives, though, revealed him to be a high-level ISIS director and he
was also wearing a ring with a special seal that designates senior ISIS
members.
...and at work.
Police stated that Qahwatı had facilitated the transit to Syria of Mahamad
Laban, a Danish citizen of Lebanese extraction, and Mohammed Tefik Saleh,
a Swedish citizen of Iraqi extraction, who were captured in a police operation
in Adana on 1 February this year.
Hatay province is also known as Antakya.
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