31.10.2026 11:02
The 47-year-old father M.D., who tried to kill with a gun his daughter—who had filed a complaint alleging she was sexually abused—at Adana City Training and Research Hospital, where she had been taken for examination, hid in the hospital throughout the night. The suspect, who was spotted in an empty room in the neurosurgery department in the morning and opened fire instead of surrendering, was captured in a special operations raid and arrested. The young girl was taken under state protection.
The father, who was caught and taken into custody by a special operations police operation while he was trying to kill his daughter at the hospital after she filed a complaint with the police alleging she had been sexually abused in Adana, was arrested by the court he was brought before.
In the incident, which began when E.D., residing in Meydan Neighborhood of the central Seyhan district, filed a complaint with the police alleging that she had been sexually abused the other day, police teams took the young girl to Adana City Training and Research Hospital for a physical examination.
CAME TO THE HOSPITAL WITH A GUN
Learning of the situation, the father M.D. (47) came to the hospital by car, drew his gun and tried to kill his daughter. Police teams rescued the young girl and placed her under protection inside the hospital. The suspect father, after opening fire on the hospital's windows, entered and lost his trail.
HID IN THE NEUROSURGERY DEPARTMENT
Police teams and hospital security guards worked throughout the night to find the suspect. At around 07:00 in the morning, it was determined that the father was in an empty room in the hospital's neurosurgery department. A call was made for the suspect to surrender, but the father opened fire with a gun instead of surrendering.
CAPTURED IN A SPECIAL OPERATIONS RAID
Following this, special operations police were dispatched to the scene. M.D., who was caught in the operation carried out, was taken into custody. The young girl was placed under state protection.
The father M.D., who was taken to the police station, was arrested by the on-duty court to which he was referred after his procedures were completed.