Caught on live broadcast: The woman nicknamed 'Hürrem', who was sentenced to 64 years in prison, was arrested
Gülüstan Kurt, who was caught by the police during a live broadcast on virtual media in Esenler and had 215 criminal records, was arrested.
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Gülüstan Kurt, who was caught by the police during a raid on her home while broadcasting live on social media in Esenler, Istanbul, and was sentenced to 64 years and 6 months in prison, was arrested.
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Beyoğlu Patrol Teams Headquarters police started an investigation against the wanted persons.
The incident took place on Friday, July 31, in Esenler Nene Hatun District. According to the information obtained, Beyoğlu Patrol Teams Headquarters police started an operation to capture the wanted people. During the investigations, it was determined that Gülüstan Kurt was wanted due to a prison sentence of 64 years and 6 months in total, which was given and finalized by various courts.
Police teams identified the house where Gülüştan Kurt was located and followed her. The teams took action while Kurt was broadcasting live on his virtual media account and raided the house. The woman, whose live broadcast was still continuing, walked towards the knocking door and called out, "Who is it?" Meanwhile, one of the participants in the live broadcast warned Gülüstan Kurt by saying, "Hürrem's door is knocking, don't open it, Hürrem." Kurt's surprise, looking out from the door slot, was reflected on the live broadcast.
After she opened the door, the police raided the woman's house. The moments when the police entered the house and caught the woman were recorded on live broadcast. Meanwhile, another person who participated in the live broadcast reacted to the situation by saying, "Hürrem is gone. They ate Hürrem's head. They took it." Meanwhile, Gülüştan Kurt's phone fell to the ground. Gülüstan Kurt, who picked up her phone and turned off the live broadcast, was taken to the police.
During Gülüştan Kurt's interrogation, it was revealed that she had 215 criminal records, mostly theft. It was determined that the woman was wanted by the courts in Istanbul, Bursa and Izmir for the crimes of 'Theft by taking the goods carried by hand or on the person with special skill', 'Theft of the goods kept in the building', 'Theft of the goods in public institutions and organizations', 'Forgery of official documents' and 'Making false declaration to the civil registry office'.
Gülüştan Kurt, who was referred to the courthouse after her procedures at the police station, was arrested by the court and sent to prison.
Open Questions
- Were the reactions of the live broadcast viewers investigated?
