The stepfather argument ended in bloodshed! A 16-year-old child was taken into custody.

The stepfather argument ended in bloodshed! A 16-year-old child was taken into custody.

03.09.2026 08:41

In Kayseri, 16-year-old V.E. seriously injured his stepfather with a knife after an argument. While the man, taken to the hospital, remains in critical condition, the suspect youth was taken into custody by police teams.

A 47-year-old man was seriously injured after being stabbed by his stepson in Kayseri's Melikgazi district. The suspect, a young man, was taken into custody by police teams.

ARGUMENT TURNED INTO A FIGHT

The incident occurred around 21:00 on Şehit Yüzbaşı Sami Akbulut Street in the Hunat Neighborhood of Melikgazi district. According to the information obtained, an argument broke out between V.E., a citizen of Azerbaijan, and his stepfather M.T. for a reason that has not yet been determined.

When the verbal argument quickly escalated into a fight, V.E. injured his stepfather M.T. in various parts of his body with a knife he was carrying.

INJURED PERSON'S CONDITION IS CRITICAL

Following a report from nearby citizens, police and 112 Emergency Health teams were dispatched to the address in a short time. M.T., who received first aid from health teams arriving at the scene, was taken to the hospital by ambulance and put under treatment. It was learned that M.T., who continues his treatment at the hospital, has a life-threatening condition and is in serious condition.

SUSPECT IN CUSTODY

The suspect V.E., who tried to flee after the incident, was quickly caught and taken into custody by police teams. While procedures have been initiated against the young man who was taken to the police station, a comprehensive investigation into the incident continues.

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