30.10.2025 13:03
Y.K. was detained for making false claims on social media that 10 women were abducting children in the Mamak district of Ankara. Investigations revealed that there were no missing person cases in the area and that the photos shared were taken from a foreign website. Legal action was initiated against the suspect for "inciting hatred and hostility in the public."
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Y.K., who was found to have made disinformation posts on social media about 10 women allegedly kidnapping children in the Mamak district of Ankara, has been detained.
SHARING PHOTOS OF WOMEN...
The police launched an operation to capture the suspect, who used the expression 'members of an organ mafia attempted to kidnap children in the Mamak district of Ankara' under the 10 women photos shared on social media. It was learned that there were no reports of missing persons or kidnappings related to the issue in Mamak by police teams.
THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER EMERGED
It was determined that the claims made in the posts and the photos of the women in the visual were not involved in any criminal incidents in Turkey. Research conducted on the visual revealed that the image was circulated on a foreign site as individuals wanted by Interpol.
THE SUSPECT IS IN CUSTODY
Y.K., who was identified as the one making the post, was captured as a result of an operation carried out by police teams. It was learned that legal action was taken against Y.K. for the crime of 'inciting hatred and hostility among the public or humiliation.'
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