09.07.2024 15:13
In Sülüklü Göl Nature Park, located on the border of Sakarya and Bolu, some people who approached a person who wanted to fish with his family wanted to charge money for fishing. The man, who refused this situation, got information from the gendarmerie and received the answer that there was no problem with fishing. However, the people who continued to bully cut the fishing line and disturbed the peace of the family by throwing stones into the lake.
A person who wanted to fish with his family in Sülüklü Göl Nature Park faced the bullying of the business owner. The man, who recorded what he experienced, reacted to the situation by saying "They did their best to ruin our day."
THEY ASKED FOR MONEY FROM THE MAN FISHING
Adem Karahan, who resides in Akyazı district, allegedly went to Sülüklü Göl Nature Park with his family to spend time and fish. Karahan claimed that the person and employee who were allegedly the operators of the nature park asked for money to fish and tried to hinder the family's enjoyment.
THEY CUT THE FISHING LINE AND THREW STONES INTO THE LAKE
While the owner of the business cut the fishing line of Karahan while he was on the boat, the employee threw stones into the lake to prevent him from fishing. Upon being informed about the situation, the gendarmerie and representatives from the Directorate of Nature Conservation and National Parks came to the area. The officials stated that there was no problem with Karahan's fishing and left the area after giving warnings. Despite the warnings, the business owner and employee continued their bullying, while Karahan recorded those moments with his mobile phone.
"THEY RUINED OUR PEACE, MY CHILDREN WERE DISTRAUGHT"
Adem Karahan, who stated that he encountered the bullying of the business owner in the nature park he went with his family, said, "I went to Sülüklü Göl Nature Park with my family for fishing. The business owner there told me that fishing was prohibited. I tried to confirm the situation by applying to the relevant authorities and learned that there was no prohibition. However, in the morning, the business owner cut my fishing lines and the employee threw stones at my children. They did their best to ruin our day. In the evening, gendarmerie and National Parks officials came to the scene and told me that I could fish. Despite this, they cut my fishing lines and caused damage in the morning. They ruined our peace, my children were distraught and scared," he said.