
In the Millet Bahçe campus in Yenişehir district, Ö.K. shot and killed M.K., from whom he was divorced, with a gun, and then committed suicide in the vehicle in which he escaped.
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An armed incident occurred in the Millet Garden campus in Yenişehir district in the morning.
The incident took place in the morning in front of the library building in the National Garden campus in Yenişehir district. Ö.K. wanted to talk to M.K., from whom she was divorced. He started arguing with the woman named. As the argument escalated, Ö.K. shot M.K. with the gun he brought with him. M.K. He lost his life.
Ö.K. fled with his vehicle after the incident. Acting upon the notice, police teams followed the car in which the suspect was located on the Mardin road. After the police teams trapped the vehicle, Ö.K. committed suicide with a gun when he realized that he would be caught. M.K. and Ö.K.'s bodies were taken to the Diyarbakır Forensic Medicine Institute morgue for autopsy after examinations at the scene.
The investigation into the incident continues.

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