The 15-year-old apprentice experienced horror! He was beaten with an iron stick: He broke the broom handle on us

Yusuf Eymen D., who worked in a barbershop in the city, was called upstairs with his friend and allegedly by the owner of the business, and locked in the toilet. It was also claimed that the business owner, who was alleged to have beaten two children with an iron stick and a wooden broom handle, had another employee record the incident on his mobile phone.

"HE BEAT ME AND MADE A VIDEO"

Explaining his experiences, Yusuf Eymen D. stated that the owner of the workplace called him and his friend upstairs on Saturday and said, "He locked us in the toilet. He said don't leave somewhere, I'm coming. Then he came from downstairs with an iron stick. He started beating us without saying anything. We said we wanted to go, but he did not allow it. When we reacted, he called another employee and took a video. Then he brought a wooden broom handle from downstairs. He beat us and made a video. Finally, he broke the broom handle on us." he said.

"HE MADE US CLEAN AFTER THE BEATING"

Claiming that they were locked in the toilet again after the blow, D. said that the owner of the workplace opened the door after a while and sent them downstairs. D. said, "After taking us downstairs, he had us cleaned for half an hour or an hour. Then he sent us home. We said, 'Don't beat us, that's it', but he didn't listen to anything. He beat us with an iron stick and a wooden broom handle. My back and legs were bruised. There is swelling on the back of my head, the inside of my lip burst. I cannot move properly. I cannot lie on my back, I have pain even when sitting."

"THE INCIDENT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THE WORKPLACE"

Stating that the issue cited as a reason for the violence had nothing to do with the workplace, D. said, "It was a private matter regarding my friend. It had nothing to do with the shop. Our boss heard about it. He told us that this is an elite place, I would not let my name be trampled on. He brought us to this situation to protect his own name."

Yusuf Eymen D.'s mother, Seher D., said, "I couldn't reach my son's phone, I texted him many times, but he didn't answer. When he came home, he didn't say anything to me. He just said, 'Mom, I'm going to sleep.' He went to his room, and I followed him. When he took off his clothes, I saw his back. I can't describe what I experienced at that moment. There were bruises on his legs and swelling on his head. We immediately took him to the hospital. The doctors suspected a brain hemorrhage, a tomography was taken. They wanted him to stay in the hospital for a while longer, and again. "They did a CT scan. We received our assault reports. Then we went to the Children's Branch Directorate and filed a complaint."

"I WANT JUSTICE FOR MY CHILD"

Claiming that the suspect was released on the condition of judicial control after he was referred to the courthouse, the mother reacted to the decision and called out to the authorities. Mother D. said, "The person was taken to court, but we soon learned that he was released. His detention made me a little relieved. I thought that justice would be served. I cannot tolerate someone else doing this to my own child, when I have never raised a hand against him. We have not been able to cook or sleep in our house for two days. I am devastated that the person who did this is free while my child is suffering. I want justice. I want him to pay for what he did to my child before the law."

It was learned that the judicial process regarding the incident was initiated upon the complaint of the family.