
Bağlar ilçesinde evli olduğu Ayfer Çakmak'ı av tüfeğiyle vurarak öldüren Osman Çakmak tutuklandı.
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Diyarbakır'ın Bağlar ilçesinde 25 Eylül'de bir kadın cinayeti meydana geldi.
Bağlar ilçesine bağlı 5 Nisan Mahallesi 840’ıncı Sokak’ta 25 Eylül'de bir kadın cinayeti meydana geldi.
Edinilen bilgiye göre; Osman Çakmak (37), evde henüz bilinmeyen nedenle evli olduğu Ayfer Çakmak’la (32) tartıştı. Tartışmanın büyümesi ile Ayfer Çakmak evden kaçmaya çalışırken, Osman Çakmak merdivende av tüfeğiyle ateş etti. Ayfer Çakmak yaralandı.
İhbarla bölgeye sağlık ve polis ekipleri sevk edildi. Sağlık ekiplerinin yaptığı kontrolde, Ayfer Çakmak’ın hayatını kaybettiği belirlendi.
Polis ekiplerince gözaltına alınan Osman Çakmak, işlemlerinin ardından adliyeye sevk edildi. Çakmak, çıkarıldığı mahkemece tutuklandı. Soruşturma sürüyor.

Zafer Boyun, the older brother of the new generation criminal organization leader Barış Boyun and the defendant in the Daltons case, died as a result of his illness in prison. Boyun, who was referred to the Forensic Medicine Institute on suspicion of heart attack, had previously been sentenced to life imprisonment 12 times.

In Antalya, shopkeeper Hasan Uzuner filed a criminal complaint with the prosecutor's office after Zekai Kaplan, who was sentenced to prison for issuing a fake promissory note worth $2.8 million, initiated enforcement proceedings again with a photocopy of the same promissory note.

Specialist Sergeant Serkan Deveci, who was seriously injured by a bullet fired from a gun at a wedding in Konya's Emirgazi district, died in the hospital. Regarding the incident, A.Ü. He was detained.

Zekai Kaplan, who initiated enforcement proceedings against the hardware store Hasan Uzuner in Antalya with a fake bill of $2.8 million and was sentenced to prison in court, initiated enforcement proceedings again with a photocopy of the same bill.

Hasan Uzuner, a tradesman in Antalya, filed a complaint stating that he was put under enforcement proceedings again with a photocopy of the same $2.8 million bill, which was proven to be fake and brought a conviction.

In the village of Whelford, next to the RAF Fairford Base in the Gloucestershire region of England, some houses were evacuated due to suspects detained on charges of violating the Explosives Act.