
In the investigation carried out regarding the convoy attack that took place in Şanlıurfa on November 8, 5 suspects who were detained as a result of the examination of security cameras were arrested by the judgeship.
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A convoy attack took place in Şanlıurfa on 8 November.
Under the coordination of the Şanlıurfa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, teams from the Public Order Branch Directorate of the Provincial Police Department started working to shed light on the convoy attack that took place on November 8.
Within the scope of the studies, 72 hours of footage from approximately 200 cameras were examined in order to identify suspects related to the incident. As a result of the investigation and studies, 5 suspects who were determined to be related to the incident were caught and detained.
5 suspects, who were sent to the courthouse after their procedures at the police station, were arrested by the judgeship.

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