19.10.2026 17:03
In Sarıyer, driver B.B. (29), who got out of his vehicle in traffic, attacked another vehicle and broke its window. While the suspect caught by police was fined 180,000 lira, his driver's license was suspended for 60 days and his vehicle was banned from traffic for 60 days; during the attack, a child in the vehicle was seen crying.
Moments of rage in traffic in Istanbul's Sarıyer were captured on a mobile phone camera. A driver who got out of his car and attacked another vehicle smashed the vehicle's window. During the attack, while the woman in the vehicle screamed, the young child was heard calling out in fear, “Dad, hurry.” The suspect, who was caught by the police, was fined 180 thousand lira, his driver's license was suspended for 60 days, and his vehicle was banned from traffic.
GOT OUT OF THE VEHICLE AND SMASHED THE WINDOW
The incident occurred in Sarıyer on Sunday, October 11. According to the claim, B.B. (29), who was driving in traffic, got out of his car and attacked another vehicle. As the attacker smashed the vehicle's window, the woman inside screamed in panic, and the child's crying could be heard.
In the footage recorded with a mobile phone camera, the moments when the attacker struck the window and the glass broke were captured. The woman in the vehicle was heard shouting “No,” while the child was heard calling out, “Dad, hurry.” The driver of the vehicle that was attacked left the scene after what happened.
A FINE OF 180 THOUSAND LIRA IMPOSED
After the footage emerged, teams from the Traffic Inspection Branch Directorate of the Istanbul Police Department took action. As a result of the investigations, it was determined that the person who carried out the attack was B.B. The suspect was caught by police teams.
B.B. was issued an administrative fine of 180 thousand lira for getting out of the vehicle in traffic for the purpose of attacking. His driver's license was suspended for 60 days, and the vehicle he was using was banned from traffic for 60 days.
REFERRED TO THE COURTHOUSE
B.B., whose procedures at the police station were completed, was referred to the courthouse on charges of “Threat,” “Insult,” and “Damage to property.”