"Beat & Release": Deviant Ambulance Driver "Tests" Hidden Camera in Ladies' Break Room, in Beykoz

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(Hürriyet Newspaper, 7 December 2023)

             

                                          It works!

In Beykoz, Istanbul, female health workers noticed a light shining from 

a point where the wall met the floor in their break room.  When one of

the women went to the men's break room on the other side of the wall

she saw an internet tablet in a portion of the room closed off by a large

leather saddle-bag. She called the police and complaints were filed by

D.Y. and H.A.

After an investigation, police took ambulance driver S.U. into custody.

In the course of their investigation police found that a tiny camera 

was attached to the tablet and that the camera had been pushed through

the wall to view the goings-on in the womens' break room.  S.U. 

admitted that the camera and the tablet belonged to him but he claimed

that he was only trying to see if it worked (!), rejecting all charges.

He was released after giving his statement but has been relieved of duty.

"Beat & Release": Little Girl in Wrong Car - Owner Overreacts and Kills Her Grandfather, in Izmir

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(Hürriyet Newspaper, 6 December 2023)

                    The punch he claimed wasn't, was.

In Karabağlar, Izmir, on 22 June, auto painter Sedat Necmi Gültiren (62) 

was eating in a restaurant with his daughter and his 10-year-old 

granddaughter.  After the meal, as Gültiren was paying the bill, his

granddaughter went outside to get into their car. 

By mistake, the little girl got into a similar-looking car belonging to

construction firm owner Nihat Pekyen (45).  Seeing this from his 

table in the same restaurant, Pekyen raced out to his car and began to

strike the little girl (!).  Gültiren saw what was happening and intervened

to protect his granddaughter.  An argument ensued between Gültiren and

Pekyen, who punched the grandfather in the face and chest.  Gültiren

fell to the ground and 8 days later he died.

Pekyen was arrested and charged with murder, with a sentence of from 

12 to 16 years requested by the public prosecutor.  The autopsy report

stated that Gültiren died from "broken bones, head trauma and resulting

complications."

In his defense, Pekyen said that while he was eating with his fiancé  he

saw someone he didn't recognize in his car and tried to get the little

girl out of it.  When Gültiren intervened Pekyen said that the 

grandfather attacked him so he only pushed him in response.  Pekyen's

punches, though, were captured on video images from the scene. (!)

Answer: punch the other guy in the face first and 

knock him out.

"Beat & Release": Like Father, Like Son - Bloody Family Feud, in Izmit

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(Hürriyet Newspaper, 5 December 2023)

                                    M.Y.-the-elder

The evening before last on Mintaş Street in the Yenişehir neighborhood

of İzmit in Kocaeli province, M.Y.'s daughter fled to her father's house

following an argument with her husband Mustafa S.  Soon after, Mustafa

S. and his brother Osman S. went to the house of his father-in-law M.Y.

to talk with his wife, who had taken refuge there.

In the course of their "conversation", Mustafa S. pulled out a knife and

attacked his wife.  Seeing his daughter wounded in her hand by Mustafa

S.'s knife, M.Y. shot both Mustafa S. and his brother Osman S. with a

revolver.  The brothers, both seriously wounded, were taken to a 

hospital for treatment.  

Police arrived at M.Y.'s house and took him and his son, also M.Y. (!),

into custody.  In an effort to protect his father from being charged,

M.Y.-the-younger took responsibility for shooting the "S." brothers but

police were able to determine that, in fact, it was M.Y.-the-elder who 

had shot the "S." brothers.     

                                   M.Y.-the-younger.

After processing at the police station, M.Y.-the-elder was put under 

house arrest and M.Y.-the-younger was released under judicial 

supervision.  Meanwhile, Mustafa S. remains in critical condition. 

For those wanting to visit the ailing Mustafa S., he's 

probably in one of these hospitals in Yenişehir...

"Beat & Release": Social Media Phenoms' Fans Clash, in Esenyurt, Istanbul

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(Hürriyet Newspaper, 4 December 2023)

   "Yakaşıklı güvenlik" and "Xorto" - phenoms with ardent

followers.  You may ask "why?"  It's a mystery. 

In Esenyurt district of Istanbul yesterday at about two-thirty in the 

afternoon, a meeting occurred between the admirers of social media

phenoms "Yakışıklı güvenlik" (Muhammet Sürmeli) and "Xorto"

(Burak Taşkıran).  However (!), during the engagement a disturbance

broke out when someone touched Taşkıran's hair and said something

rude to him. 

The situation became worse when knives were drawn and one person

was stabbed.  Police intervened to quell the disturbance.  Sürmeli

posted on social media about the incident, saying "Unfortunately, the

disturbance stained the name of Esenyurt even more than it has been.

People say that Esenyurt is a swamp, anyway.  Some idiots whose 

identities we don't know stabbed "Xorto"'s friend.  He went to the 

hospital and I understand he's doing well."

Make it your career!

"Beat & Release": Road Rage Edition - Drunk Motorcyle Thief Liked It and Stole It, in Adana; Social Media Phenom and Ex-Hubby's Car Troubles, in Gebze

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(Hürriyet Newspaper, 3 December 2023)

 

                               Instant gratification.

In Çukurova district of Adana province, on 25 November at three-thirty

in the morning, Hakan Ö. (19) was able to start up a racing motorcycle

worth 200,000 TL (about $7,000) that belongs to B.Ç.  After touring 

around on the motorcycle for two kilometers, Hakan A. left it in another

apartment house's garden, making sure to wipe his fingerprints off the

bike. 

A while later, Hakan Ö. stole the motorcycle belonging to Ö.D. in the

Güzelyalı neighborhood and began another tour.  However (!), police

stopped him on the road and brought him to the police station.  In his

statement, Hakan Ö. explained "I was under the influence of alcohol. 

 As I was walking along, I saw the motorcycle, liked it and stole it."  (!)   

Hakan Ö. was jailed and the motorcycles were returned to their rightful 

owners. 

What's not to like!

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(Hürriyet Newspaper, 3 December 2023)

                 These phenoms can't stay outta trouble!

Last night on Şehit Yılmaz Argon Avenue in Gebze district of Kocaeli

province, two people wearing motorcycle helmets took a video of a

car dealership belonging to Muhammet Aka and then unloaded a 

fuselage of bullets on the store.  The suspects then posted the video on

social media (!) in which they first said "greetings to my older brother

K.A.  May his sword be sharp!", after which they opened fire on the 

dealership, shattering the store's windows. 

Coincidentally (or not), the day before the above incident, social media

phenom Ece Ronay claimed that her ex-husband's cars were on display

in the dealership that was subsequently attacked.  In her social media

post, Ece hanım said in reference to her ex-husband "two of his cars

are now on display at the M.A. car dealership in Gebze.  He put these

cars in the dealership out of fear because he told those guys 'I have

no money!' and wanted to avoid trouble if they found out about his

cars."

As for Muhammet Aka, he told reporters that "the cars Ece Ronay is

talking about are not in our dealership.  We've filed a complaint with

the concerned authorities."

In happier days...

"Beat & Release": Woman Pursued by Deviant Stops Taxi for Help; Luckily, Public Prosecutor Was Passenger, in Kadıköy

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(Hürriyet Newspaper, 2 December 2023)

           Good thing she didn't take the bus that day.

Last July in Kadıköy, Istanbul, Kübra K. was walking along the street,

heading home.  She noticed that a man was pursuing her and quickened

her pace. Nevertheless, Mustafa Erdoğan (34) caught up to her and took

her by the arm.  Kübra K. was able to break free but Erdoğan again 

caught her and tried to embrace her, saying "I'm going to take you to

my home." (!)

Some bystanders took notice of the incident and made a fuss, allowing

Kübra K. once again to break free.  However, Erdoğan relentlessly

pursued her so she jumped in front of a taxi and pleaded with the driver

to help her get away from Erdoğan, who asserted to the taxi driver that

"she's my girlfriend!" and prevented Kübra K. from getting into the 

taxi. 

                  Sometimes you just gotta be lucky. 

However (!), lucky for Kübra K., but unluckily for Erdoğan, the rider

in the taxi was public prosecutor Ayşe Gül Gürer, who works in the 

Prevention of Violence Against Women department in the Anatolian

Public Prosecutor's office (!).  Ayşe hanım identified herself to Erdoğan,

demanded to see his ID and had him taken into custody by police.

In his statement, Erdoğan claimed that he was just trying to "help"

Kübra K. but his actions were misinterpreted (!).  Nevertheless,

although Erdoğan was barred from leaving Turkey, he was released

(!!!). 

Evidentiary photo of deviant Erdoğan blocking taxi...

In any event, the subsequent indictment prepared against Erdoğan

asked for a sentence of from 6.5 to 17.5 years in jail  for "simple

sexual harassment" and "kidnapping with sexual intent."

"Beat & Release": Whoops! 12-Inch Bandage Left in Woman's Abdoman For 2 Years After Cesarian Delivery, in Antalya

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(Hürriyet Newspaper, 1 December 2023)

                                    Unwelcome implant.

In Antalya in 2021, Y.S. (32) went to a private hospital to give birth to 

her daughter. However, after the cesarian delivery, Y.S. experienced 

vomiting and pain so she went back to the hospital and remained there

for 12 days because of her intestinal complaints.  During this time, her

daughter was separated from her and instead of her mother's milk, she

was nourished with regular baby food. 

Upon her release from the hospital, Y.S. began to suffer pains from an

infection in her stitches, but Dr. D.A. dismissed her complaints as normal

following a cesarian delivery.   Nevertheless, for the next two years Y.S.

experienced these pains from time to time and the infection continued.

Getting no satisfaction from the private hospital, two months ago she 

went to Antalya Training and Research Hospital for a second opinion. 

The new doctor had a tomography taken of Y.S. and discovered a 

30-centimeter-long (nearly 12 inches) bandage that was forgotten during 

the cesarian operation (!).  This blunder was determined to have been

the cause of Y.S.'s two years of suffering.  

The private hospital's administration announced that the matter is being

looked into. (!)