The sentence of Necati Arabacı, leader of the Hell's Angels criminal organization, has been announced.

A decision has been made in the case against Coşkun Necati Arabacı, the ringleader of the organized crime group called Hell's Angels in Izmir.

At the verdict hearing held on October 22 at the Izmir 20th High Criminal Court, Arabacı was sentenced to 6 years in prison for "establishing and leading an organization with the aim of committing a crime", and 7 years and 6 months in prison for "deliberate wounding within the scope of leading an organization established to commit a crime" against 2 separate victims.

The court also sentenced Arabacı to 2 years in prison for two separate charges of "carrying an unlicensed firearm within the scope of leadership of an organization established for the purpose of committing a crime of intentional wounding with a gun."

The defendant Arabacı was acquitted of other charges.

HE WAS DETAINED AT THE AIRPORT IN 2025

It was determined that organized crime ringleader Coşkun Necati Arabacı arrived at Adnan Menderes Airport from Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, on October 5, 2025, and was detained by the teams of the Provincial Police Department's Organized Crime Branch. Arabacı, who was sent to the courthouse after his procedures at the police station, was arrested by the judge on duty.

Arabacı, who was ordered to be released on condition of judicial control by the Criminal Court of First Instance, was arrested again upon the objection of the Izmir Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.

The indictment prepared by the Izmir Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, demanding a prison sentence of up to 35 years against Arabacı for the crimes of "organisation leadership", "qualified plunder", "aggravated intentional wounding" and "violation of the Law on Firearms, Knives and Other Tools", was accepted by the Izmir 20th High Criminal Court.