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Protests are frequently held regarding the living conditions, salaries and retirement rights of police officers. Recently, the demands of retirees have come to the fore.
The killing of police officers in the police department is on the agenda again. It was reported that five police officers and police retirees ended their lives in a short time, two in Ankara and one in Şırnak, Tekirdağ and Kocaeli. Investigations into the incidents continue.
ALİ ŞEKEROĞLU, WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE PROTECTION IN FRONT OF THE Constitutional Court, LOST HIS LIFE
60-year-old retired police officer Ali Şekeroğlu, who participated in the protest organized in front of the Constitutional Court (AYM) in Ankara to express the demands of retirees regarding raises and living conditions, committed suicide.
Şekeroğlu, who was taken to the hospital, could not be saved despite the interventions. Şekeroğlu was seen carrying a sign saying "Not for money, but for our honor" during the protest.
A TWO-MONTH-OLD POLICE OFFICER ALSO DIED HIS LIFE IN ANKARA
It was reported that another police officer ended his life in the capital on the same day.
İ.İ., who worked at the Ankara Police Department's Riot Police Department and was said to have only been on the job for two months, lost his life in the house he was staying in in the Demetevler district of Yenimahalle district. It was claimed that İ.İ. left a letter to his family before the incident.
THERE WAS ALSO NEWS FROM ŞIRNAK, TEKİRDAĞ AND KOCAELİ
In addition to the two incidents in Ankara, it was reported that police officers and police retirees ended their lives in Şırnak, Tekirdağ and Kocaeli.
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In the study carried out under the coordination of Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, the identity of the suspect who burglarized from home in Gölbaşı district on September 21, 2026 and stole money and jewelry worth approximately 170 thousand liras was determined. During the investigation, it was determined that the suspect was associated with theft from two separate houses worth approximately 300 thousand liras in Bolu and approximately 40 thousand liras in Kastamonu. It was stated that the suspect had a criminal record for 152 separate theft crimes and was sentenced to a total of 260 years in prison.

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The court sentenced nurse Aslı Ersoy to life imprisonment and nurse Mustafa Çelik to 25 years in prison, alleging that Abdurrezzak Baysal, who was being treated after a traffic accident in a private hospital in Gaziantep, died after being injected with the wrong medicine after an argument with a nurse.

In the incident where money and jewelery worth approximately 170 thousand liras were stolen from a house in Ankara's Gölbaşı district on September 21, 2026, the pregnant suspect, who hid his identity by using a sheet and a hat, was caught. The suspect was also associated with thefts in Bolu and Kastamonu and was sentenced to 260 years of imprisonment with a total of 152 criminal records.

In the studies carried out under the coordination of Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, the suspect of the house theft incident that took place in Gölbaşı on September 21 was identified as a woman who was found to be pregnant. The suspect wore a sheet and a hat to avoid being recognized, entered an unlocked house and stole money and jewelry worth approximately 170 thousand liras. After the incident, he changed his clothes in the park, took a taxi and left the area, but was caught and arrested when he was about to go to Konya by bus. It was stated that the suspect had 152 previous crimes and a final sentence of 260 years in prison.
In Bağlar district of Diyarbakır, 37-year-old O.Ç. shot and killed his 32-year-old wife Ayfer Çakmak with a hunting rifle while she was trying to escape from home, with whom she had an argument. Murder suspect O.Ç. He was taken into custody after the incident and the police investigation is ongoing.