
The taxi driver who hit his passengers due to a fare dispute in Fatih, Istanbul, was caught in a short time.
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On September 6, an argument broke out between the taxi driver and the passengers in Fatih, Istanbul.
Istanbul Police Department Fatih District Police Department teams launched an investigation into the images shared on some social media platforms on September 7.
In the investigations, it was determined that on September 6, around 23.30, a taxi driver hit the passengers he had let off his vehicle on a street in Ayvansaray District and walked away.
İ.H.K., whose identity information was determined by the police teams. (37), was caught in a short time. During his interrogation, the suspect said that he could not agree on the taxi fare with the people he took as customers, and that he committed the incident after an argument. İ.H.K., who was detained for 'intentional wounding'. It was learned that he would be referred to the courthouse after his procedures at the police station.
THOSE MOMENTS ON CAMERA
The images captured on the vehicle camera showed the moment when the woman fell to the ground during the fight between the passengers and the taxi driver and the taxi driver hit the other passenger with punches and kicks. In the rest of the footage, taxi driver İ.H.K. He is seen getting into his vehicle and leaving the scene.

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