13.06.2026 11:01
Visually impaired Aydın A. in Aydın reported to the court that he was subjected to violence by a woman named Z.Y., who came to his home promising to assist him. The woman, who was issued a restraining order, allegedly entered the house with a locksmith, changed the lock, and prevented the visually impaired man from entering his own home. After the incident recurred four times within a week, the woman was removed from the house by police teams and taken to the police station.
In the Mesudiye Neighborhood of Efeler district in Aydın; a person named Aydın A., who lost both eyesight completely due to a childhood illness, was allocated an apartment by his family. Living there and earning his living by selling various items, Aydın A. met a woman named Z.Y. about three months ago. After a while, the woman named Z.Y. claimed she would help the visually impaired Aydın A. and came to his home, where they started living together.
THE WOMAN HE TOOK INTO HIS HOME BEAT AND THREATENED HIM WITH DEATH
When Aydın A. and Z.Y. had a falling out, the woman allegedly began beating and threatening to kill Aydın A., with whom she lived in the same house. Claiming to be a victim, as the violence from the woman increased, Aydın A. went to the Disability Association and, with the help of Association President Fatih Özbaş, reported the matter to the police. Upon their complaint, in a case heard by the Aydın 1st Family Court, the court issued a one-month restraining order against the woman named Z.Y.
ENTERED HIS OWN HOME WITH A LOCKSMITH
After the court, Aydın A., who could only slowly return home due to his visual impairment, found that the key would not open the door and contacted the police again. When the police entered the house with a locksmith, they saw the woman Z.Y. inside Aydın A.'s home. At Aydın A.'s complaint, the woman was again removed from the house and taken to the police station.
"DESPITE THE RESTRAINING ORDER, SHE ENTERS MY HOME AND WON'T LET ME IN"
Stating that the incident has occurred repeatedly and that he is a victim without any safety, Aydın A. said: "She beats me. The house belongs to my father. Despite the restraining order, she comes to my home every day, enters with a locksmith, and changes the lock. I cannot enter my own home. Today, the prosecutor's office again referred her to the court for arrest. We were in court. She was released without arrest. In the blink of an eye, before we got home, we couldn't understand how she found a locksmith, entered the house, and changed the lock. We cannot enter our own home. Despite the restraining order, the woman enters my home and won't let me in," appealing for help from the authorities.
After lengthy efforts by the police, the woman was taken from the house and brought to the police station to be referred to court again.