
AI-generated summary
Bolu Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation into the use of garbage collection vehicles. Within the scope of the investigation, it was determined that payments were made by pretending that some vehicles were working on days when they were not working.
In the investigation initiated by the Bolu Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, it was determined that 34 million 288 thousand 376 TL overpayment was made to the contractor company by pretending that some garbage collection vehicles were working on days when they were not working. A detention order was issued for 23 people, including Bolu Mayor Tanju Özcan, Deputy Mayor Gülden Özaydın, municipal managers, staff and company officials. 22 suspects, except the detained Tanju Özcan, were detained in simultaneous operations in 7 provinces. The detained suspects were sent to the provincial gendarmerie command and the gendarmerie commands in the districts. 7 suspects who were referred to the courthouse yesterday were released on condition of judicial control.
14 suspects who were detained within the scope of the investigation were taken to the courthouse today after their procedures. Deputy Mayor Gülden Özaydın, who was referred to the court on duty after the prosecutor's interrogations, Deputy Director of Cleaning Affairs Basri Baytekin, Head of Inspection and Babul Commission Burak Tayşi, one of the personnel of the Directorate of Cleaning Affairs, MCY company officer Faruk Güner, Yeşilçam company officer Fatih Lekesiz, the tender contract made with Bolu Municipality, Yeşilçam Peyzaj Temizlik İnşaat Nakliye Sanayi Ticaret Ltd. Ltd. While Yılmaz Erdoğan, who signed on his behalf by proxy, was arrested, 8 suspects were released on condition of judicial control.
ARREST ORDER FOR TANJU ÖZCAN
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
More suspects may be detained as part of the investigation.
Likely · Within weeks
A lawsuit may be filed against Tanju Özcan and the other detained suspect.
Very likely · Within months

While a vehicle was stopped on Fatih Sultan Mehmet Street at 22.50 at night, Ekrem A., a pirate taxi driver, opened fire on the police team and then shot himself. Police and medical teams were dispatched to the scene.

At around 22.30 on Fatih Sultan Mehmet Street in the Akevler District of Istanbul, a driver who was determined to be a pirate taxi driver rebelled against being stopped and shot at the traffic police M.A.T. M.A.T., who was shot in the back by the police. seriously injured, driver E.A. He then shot himself with the same gun. Police and medical teams were dispatched to the scene.
Within the scope of the investigation initiated by the Bolu Chief Public Prosecutor's Office on the allegation of irregularities in car rental tenders, suspended Mayor Tanju Özcan and 6 other suspects were brought to the courthouse with an arrest warrant, and 8 suspects were released on condition of judicial control.

In Istanbul's Akevler District, plainclothes traffic police stopped Ekrem A., who was a pirate taxi driver. While the procedure was being carried out, Ekrem A. shot traffic police officer Mehmet Ali Topatan with the gun he pulled from his waist and then injured himself. Both people were taken to Esenyurt State Hospital.
In the case where 1 teacher and 9 students lost their lives and 15 students were injured in the school attack that took place in Kahramanmaraş on April 15, the attacker's father, Uğur Mersinli, and his mother, Peyman Pınar Mersinli, were tried as detained defendants. The court held the hearing where the defendants attended the hearing via SEGBİS and made statements in their defense about gun ownership, psychological state and the behavior of their children. Families and complainants demanded that the defendants receive the heaviest punishment.

Within the scope of the investigation into the alleged irregularities in car rental tenders conducted by the Bolu Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, suspended Mayor Tanju Özcan and 6 other suspects were referred by the court with an arrest warrant. 8 people were released on condition of judicial control. Technical investigations indicate that there were more than 34.2 million liras in unnecessary payments for vehicles that were not working.