She was left covered in blood with her baby: The Forensic Medicine Institute will have the final say in the incident that Türkiye is talking about
In the case of Muhammet Baca, who was attacked with his 14-month-old baby in Çınarcık, the defendant was released and the aggrieved party objected to the judicial process.
Quick Look
- In the case of Muhammet Baca, who was beaten with his 14-month-old baby in Çınarcık district of Yalova, the defendant Şener Ergin was released.
- Victim Baca expressed his doubts about the impartiality of the trial process and the missing camera records and requested a new review.
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Why It Matters
On February 20, an argument between neighbors due to child noise turned into violence, and Muhammet Baca and his 14-month-old baby İkra were injured.
The beating of a man named Muhammet Baca and his 14-month-old baby in Yalova's Çınarcık district was on Türkiye's agenda.
It was claimed that there was hostility between the Baca family, who lives in the Esenköy town, and the Ergin family, who lives in the same building, due to child noise. Allegedly, when Muhammet Baca returned home on February 20, he encountered his neighbor Servet Ergin.
After the argument between the parties, gendarmerie teams arrived at the scene. When his wife and 14-month-old daughter İkra came to the door, Baca took his daughter in his arms and was attacked by Şener Ergin, Servet Ergin's brother. While Muhammet Baca's nose was broken in the incident, it was determined that baby Ikra had three cracks in his skull and was injured in his right eye.
A lawsuit was filed against Şener Ergin, who was arrested after the incident, demanding a prison sentence of 12 to 36 years. Ergin was released on condition of judicial control after the first hearing.
Taking the floor at the hearing, Muhammet Baca demanded that the conversation between the judge who previously handled the file and the defendant's lawyers be investigated, and claimed that the previous trial was not conducted impartially.
Claiming that the camera recordings were watched at the police station with the defendant's brother, Baca asked for an investigation into how this happened.
Baca, who also requested an investigation into why a woman who witnessed the incident was threatened in the documents he submitted to the file, claimed that although the defendant's brother made a sworn statement in court, there were untrue statements in the messages he submitted to the file.
Baca's lawyer, Aycan Talay Sevsay, stated that the footage from the security camera outside the building was not included in the file and requested that the camera recording, which was stated to exist but was not included in the file, be found.
If the images in question cannot be accessed, he requested that necessary action be taken against those responsible for the loss of the records. Defendant Şener Ergin requested his acquittal at the hearing.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The court will evaluate the request for review of the missing camera records.
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- Where is the allegedly lost security camera footage?
- Is the claim that the previous judge met with the defendant's lawyers true?
