The argument within the family ended in death! The father died, his son was arrested.

The argument within the family ended in death! The father died, his son was arrested.

31.08.2026 11:53

After a domestic argument at home in the Akyazı district of Sakarya, Yakup Çakır, who fell ill, died at the hospital where he was taken. While Çakır was laid to rest in the Ballıkaya neighborhood, his 27-year-old son, Y.İ.Ç., who was alleged to have had physical contact with his family before the incident, was arrested and sent to prison. The investigation into the incident continues.

The person who died after falling ill and being taken to the hospital following a family argument in the Akyazı district of Sakarya was laid to rest, while his son, who was allegedly involved in physical contact with his family before the incident, was arrested.

ARGUED WITH HIS SON, HIS HEART COULDN'T TAKE IT

The incident occurred in the Ballıkaya Neighborhood of the Akyazı district. According to the information obtained, Yakup Çakır, who fell ill after a family argument at home, died despite all the doctors' interventions at the hospital where he was taken.

The funeral of the deceased Yakup Çakır was buried with prayers in the neighborhood cemetery following the funeral prayer held at the Ballıkaya Neighborhood Central Mosque.

FATHER DIED, SON ARRESTED

Following the incident, within the scope of the investigation initiated by the gendarmerie teams, Yakup Çakır's 27-year-old son, Y.İ.Ç., was detained. Y.İ.Ç., who was allegedly involved in physical contact with his family before the incident, was referred to the courthouse after his procedures at the gendarmerie. The suspect, brought before the judge, was arrested and sent to prison.

The investigation into the incident continues.

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