20.10.2026 01:00
Barber S.G., who was detained in Niğde on allegations that he beat his two apprentices with an iron rod and a broom handle and was subsequently released under judicial control conditions, denied the allegations. S.G., who said he had been a tradesman for 25 years, claimed that one of the apprentices said in his statement at the police station that there was no assault and that no trace of assault or force was found in the doctor's report. S.G. announced that he had initiated legal proceedings against those who made false statements about him.
Barber S.G., who was detained on allegations that he beat two of his apprentices with an iron rod and a wooden broom handle and was released under judicial control conditions, made a statement regarding the allegations against him. S.G., who is a barbershop operator and stated that he has been a tradesman for about 25 years, defended that the allegations of assault against the apprentices working at his workplace do not reflect the truth.
HE SAID THAT TENSION AROSE DURING THE MEETING WITH THE FAMILIES
S.G. stated that he became aware of the situation due to the social media behavior of two people working as apprentices at his workplace and that he met and spoke with their families. S.G., who claimed that during this meeting, which the families also attended, the father of one of the apprentices overreacted, alleged that he himself prevented the incident from escalating.
HE CLAIMED THAT THERE WAS NO TRACE OF ASSAULT IN THE DOCTOR'S REPORT
S.G., who defended that the allegations against him were unfounded, claimed that one of the apprentices said in his statement at the police station that no assault incident had occurred and that no trace of assault or force was found in the doctor's report presented. Reminding that the Niğde Magistrate's Criminal Judgeship rejected the prosecutor's request for arrest and decided to release him, S.G. stated that he had initiated legal proceedings against the people who he claimed made false statements about him and emphasized that his faith in justice was complete.