New development in the Newborn Gang case! Member judge withdrew from the file

In the case where the managers and members of the 'Newborn Gang', who made unfair profits by sending babies to contracted hospitals in Istanbul and caused their deaths by acting negligently, were tried, the newly appointed member judge stated that he wanted to withdraw from the case. After the break following the request, the court president stated that a new member judge was appointed by the Bakırköy Justice Commission to replace the member judge who left the file.

NEWLY APPOINTED MEMBER JUDGE WITHDRAWED FROM THE FILE

An indictment was recently prepared regarding the second wave operation against the "newborn gang" in Istanbul, which made unfair profits by sending babies to contracted hospitals and caused their deaths by acting negligently.

With the indictment prepared against the suspects who were determined to be acting together with the alleged gang leader Fırat Sarı and combined with the main case file, the number of defendants increased to 61. The hearing, held by the Bakırköy 22nd High Criminal Court in the conference hall of the courthouse, was attended by the detained defendant Fırat Sarı, some of the unarrested defendants and the lawyers of the parties. Some detained and unarrested defendants were also connected to the hearing via Audio and Video Information System (SEGBİS).

At the hearing, the newly appointed member judge stated that he wanted to withdraw from the file. Upon request, the president of the court stated that this situation would be evaluated by the 23rd High Criminal Court of a higher court. After the break following the request, the court president stated that a new member judge was appointed by the Bakırköy Justice Commission to replace the member judge who left the file. The hearing continues with the statements of the complainant being taken.