Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu actor Emin Olcay testified within the scope of the Kozinoğlu incident

Actor Emin Olcay, who played the character "Ömer Baba" in the TV series Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu, also testified within the scope of the investigation.

Speaking at the entrance of the courthouse, actor Emin Olcay said, "I have nothing to say right now, you know. Let's meet with the prosecutor, then. I don't think I can tell you anything, let me tell you that. I'm not in a position to say anything else. Let me just give my statement, and then if we are available, we will meet with you." he said.

After completing his statement, Olcay made a statement to the press at the exit of the courthouse and said, "I told what I saw and what I knew. We have brave men that our country has lost. Our esteemed prosecutors have a lot of work to do to understand why these brave men left us and why they passed away. May God help them. I hope the end of these things will come to light. The blood of our brave men will not be left behind." he said.

Olcay then left the courthouse.

One of the 10 suspects taken into custody was arrested, and 9 of them were released, 7 of them on condition of judicial control.

During the work carried out within the scope of the investigation, 9 more suspects, including 1 reporter, 1 cameraman and 7 healthcare workers, were detained. The suspects, whose procedures at the police station were completed, were sent to the courthouse.

Three suspects, including a reporter, whose statements were taken by the prosecutor's office, were referred to the judgeship with the request of their arrest, 3 suspects, including the cameraman, with the request of "ban on going abroad" and "signing", and the other 3 suspects were referred to the judgeship with the request of judicial control in the form of "ban on going abroad".

The judgeship decided to arrest 3 suspects, including the reporter, and to impose judicial control measures on 6 suspects, including the cameraman.

Upon the request of the Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, the burial process was carried out within the scope of the decision taken to determine the exact cause of Kozinoğlu's death and whether there was any third party intervention in his death.

Within the scope of the investigation, the scriptwriters of the Kurtlar Vadisi series, Raci Şaşmaz, Bahadır Özdener and Cüneyt Aysan, testified to the prosecutor's office as "informed".

The Chief Public Prosecutor's Office decided to examine the Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu series.

Within the scope of the investigation, Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor Ali İşgören, who was on duty at the time of the incident, prison prosecutor Necip Doğan, and Kozinoğlu's cellmates, retired marine captain Hasan Ataman Yıldırım and gendarmerie colonel Hasan Atilla Uğur, were also detained.

The judgeship, which decided to arrest Doğan and İşgören, who were referred to Silivri Courthouse, ordered a judicial control measure in the form of house arrest for the suspects Ataman and Uğur.

Within the scope of the investigation, the number of detainees increased to 6 and the number of suspects against whom judicial control measures were taken increased to 15.

During the ongoing investigations, former journalist Osman Arslan, ambulance driver Süleyman Kaba, then prison warden Ömer Vatan and then shift chief Kazım Beyke were also detained.

It was decided to release ambulance driver Kaba, who was detained within the scope of the investigation, after his statement to the gendarmerie, taking into account the current state of evidence.

The judgeship decided to arrest Arslan for the crimes of "being a member of an organization established for the purpose of committing a crime" and "disclosing prohibited information for the purpose of political or military espionage", and to impose a judicial control measure in the form of a "ban on traveling abroad" against Vatan and Beyke.