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Sultan Sema Gökçe said that the attacker asked for help and then threatened him with a gun. Özdemir expressed his debt dispute regarding the combine harvester he bought from Ahmet Uzel for 40 thousand Euros.
Sultan Sema Gökçe stated that the attacker approached under the pretext of helping, and then opened fire while counting backwards towards his friends who could not get out of the vehicle, and described the moments of horror with the following expressions:
"I was sitting in the front seat. First, he asked for help by saying, 'My car broke down.' Then he immediately pointed his gun and said, 'I won't hurt you. Just give me the car and go.'
Thereupon, I immediately got out of the vehicle, went down to the bottom of the roadside and shouted 'Don't do it'. My two friends in the vehicle could not get out due to the great fear and panic they experienced.
The attacker then said, 'I'm counting down from three. "If you don't get off, I will shoot you," he said. Then he started counting down and when the timer ran out he started shooting. "I thought he was going to kill me too, but he left without shooting at me."
Allegedly, Özdemir said that he bought a combine harvester from Ahmet Uzel for 40 thousand Euros last year and started working around Manisa and Izmir with this combine harvester.
However, he stated that while he was working in the field in Izmir, the combine harvester suddenly burned down and became unusable, and after this incident, there was a disagreement between him and Uzel.
According to Özdemir's statement, Uzel met with him last week and asked for the remaining 11 thousand Euros from the combine harvester. Özdemir said that his debt was 4 thousand Euros and that he would pay it in a short time. It was claimed that the dispute between the parties regarding the amount of the debt escalated and that swearing and threats were exchanged over the phone.

BRSA Deputy Chairman Muhammet Erişen, Bulls Investment President Kemal Akkaya, Takasbank Former General Manager Yunus Arıncı and Ruzy Mining President Mehmed Nureddin Çevik were detained in the fund investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.

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In Hakkari Yüksekova, non-governmental organizations and citizens, under the leadership of the DEM Party, organized a march on the allegations that a 13-year-old child was subjected to sexual abuse by two adults on different dates. Star Women's Association Vice President Ömür Çiftçi and DEM Party Hakkari Deputy Öznur Bartın emphasized in their speeches that violence against women and children is linked to the male-dominated system and policies of impunity. Bartın said that the prosecutor of the case has been on leave for two weeks and no judicial or administrative action has been taken in the file.

In the fund investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, Bulls Investment Chairman of the Board of Directors Kemal Akkaya and Takasbank General Manager Yunus Arıncı were detained again. Akkaya was released after the previous procedure, while Arıncı was released on the condition of a travel ban and judicial control.

Arif Sefa Özdemir, who killed 3 people after a debt dispute in Afyonkarahisar and killed 5 more people during his escape, was caught and arrested in Eskişehir. Physical education teacher Sultan Sema Gökçe, who survived the attack, said that the attacker said, "Just give me the car and go," and that two of her friends who could not get out of the vehicle were killed out of fear.
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