22.10.2026 10:12
In Bilecik, Ünal G., who entered an institution at the Bankalar location on Atatürk Boulevard, tried to sell magazines to the institution's director by saying, "My child is sick." The person, caught by municipal police at the exit of the institution, first said he had come to sell garlic, then said his car had broken down. In the investigation, it was revealed that the couple did not have a disabled child and that 2 vehicles were registered in the woman's name. An administrative fine was issued to the person.
In Bilecik, a person who entered an institution and wanted to sell the magazine in his hand by saying 'My child is sick' was caught by municipal police teams. During the investigation, it turned out that 2 vehicles were registered to his wife, who was with him.
The incident occurred in the Bankalar area of Atatürk Boulevard in central Bilecik. According to allegations, Ünal G., who came from Karabük to Bilecik with his wife Melek G., left his light commercial vehicle with plate 78 SK 812 in a no-parking place and entered an institution. The person went to the institution director and wanted to sell the magazine in his hand by saying 'My child is sick'.
HE TOLD THE MUNICIPAL POLICE DIFFERENT STORIES
The person, caught by municipal police teams as he was leaving the institution, first said that he had come to sell garlic and that he knew the institution director. When the municipal police stated that they would review the security cameras, this time he said, 'My car broke down, they helped me.' The person, who made things difficult for the teams, claimed that they had come to Bursa for a hospital and stopped by on the way. Then he took off his T-shirt and started shouting.
NO DISABLED CHILD, BUT 2 VEHICLES
After the municipal police teams requested support from the police, an examination determined that the couple did not have a disabled child. It was also determined that 2 vehicles were registered to the person's wife, including the vehicle they came to Bilecik in and a passenger car.
The municipal police teams took the money found on the person and recorded it in a report, while issuing an administrative fine under the Misdemeanors Law.