The actor Ufuk Bayraktar has been released.

21.08.2025 22:50

Ufuk Bayraktar, known for his role as "Dayı" in the series Ezel, was detained on the allegation of extortion in Beyoğlu. The court, to which he was referred for robbery charges, released him under judicial control. The actor was subjected to a travel ban and required to check in regularly.

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Last month, it was claimed that Bayraktar, who went to a restaurant in Beyoğlu with his friends, told the owner of the establishment, "They will take over here, we will protect you. For this, you will pay 25 thousand lira weekly." It was alleged that the actor, who went to the same place again the other day, reduced the amount he requested to 10 thousand lira this time.

Bayraktar, who was detained by the police, was referred to the courthouse after his procedures at the police station.

HE APPEARED IN FRONT OF THE JUDGE

The actor, who was referred to the peace criminal court for the crime of "robbery" along with multiple people, was given a judicial control decision instead of arrest. Bayraktar's exit from the country was banned, and he was required to go to the police station regularly to sign.

FOOTAGE EMERGED

In the footage that emerged after the incident, the famous actor's conversation with the restaurant owner and the argument that took place in front of the establishment with the people accompanying him were included. The moments when the parties assaulted each other also drew attention. According to the allegation, Bayraktar went to a restaurant in Beyoğlu last week with 5 people and threatened the operator by saying, "You will pay 25 thousand lira weekly." It was claimed that the actor, who returned to the venue a few days later, reduced his demand to 10 thousand lira this time. In the footage, Bayraktar was heard shouting at someone, "I will hit you," while the dialogue between him and the tradesman also attracted attention. The recordings showed Bayraktar saying, "I told the kids to give 10 thousand lira weekly. I said it because I wanted them to make money. You are not obliged to give it." The operator reacted with the words, "I work 17 hours a day, why should I give 10 thousand lira?"