
AI-generated summary
An argument broke out between a police officer who wanted to ticket a taxi and a retired chief police officer, and this argument escalated into a gunfight.
FERİT ZENGİN News Center - An argument broke out between police officer M. Ali Topatan, who wanted to fine the taxi, and newly retired former chief police officer Ekrem Akyol. When Topatan tied up Aksoy's vehicle and gave him a ticket, he became the target of Aksoy's bullets.
The retired chief police officer shot himself after wounding Topatan. While both of them were taken to the hospital with serious injuries, they could not be saved despite all the interventions. A ceremony was held yesterday at the Istanbul Police Department for the martyr police officer Topatan.
Milliyet.com.tr is the only address for breaking news and columns from Türkiye and the world, from magazines to politics, from sports to travel; Milliyet.com.tr news content cannot be quoted without permission, even by citing the source, cannot be copied without permission or against the law, or published elsewhere.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The investigation of the incident will be completed and the results will be announced.
Very likely · Within weeks

Doctor Nurettin Demirkol, who said that he would not remember who called the health and law enforcement teams regarding the death of former Minister of Transport Arif Ahmet Denizolgun, was arrested on the charge of 'perjury' after revealing the contradiction with the statement that a suspicious death was reported from his own phone in the 155 Emergency Call record.

During traffic control in Esenyurt, Istanbul, on the evening of September 4, retired police officer Ekrem Akyol, who was driving a pirate taxi, seriously injured Mehmet Ali Topatan, the traffic police officer who wrote a ticket, by shooting him in the back and then committed suicide. Topatan was martyred and Akyol also lost his life.

In the operation carried out by the Istanbul Provincial Gendarmerie Command's Anti-Cyber Crimes Branch Directorate, under the coordination of the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, 345 illegal betting sites, 110 payment methods and 1200 IBANs were detected. An investigation was launched against 1048 people and their accounts were seized.

In the school attack case in Kahramanmaraş in which a teacher and 9 students lost their lives, Peyman Pınar Mersinli, the mother of the attacker İsa Aras Mersinli, was first released, but upon the objection of the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, an arrest warrant was issued and she was arrested again.

In the operation carried out simultaneously in 5 provinces in Türkiye, 6 suspects, including singer Tuğba Ekinci, Ahmet Yılmaz, Ozan Rüzgar Dikici, Beren Akın and Çağlayan Yıldırım, were caught and detained. While efforts to capture Pınar Gülser continued, it was learned that Muhammet Ekici was in the penal institution. During the examination of social media accounts, it was determined that the suspects shared sexual content in exchange for a fee and distributed obscene images and videos through special membership systems.

Doctor Nurettin Demirkol, who was heard as a witness in the death investigation of former Minister of Transport and Süleymancı leader Arif Ahmet Denizolgun, was arrested for the crime of 'false testimony' due to his statements contradicting 155 notification records, HTS data and other witness accounts. In his first statement, Demirkol said that he was not Denizolgun's private doctor and that he did not consider the death suspicious, but it was determined that he introduced himself as the family doctor in the notification record and stated that the death was suspicious. Additionally, it was evaluated that the location information in their statements did not match the HTS records.