15.10.2026 22:55
In a market inspected by municipal police teams in Kilis, it was determined that 19 out of 20 products had expired. The business owner opened and ate expired products in front of the municipal police teams to argue that the products were healthy. While it was determined that the seal of the previously sealed market had been broken and it was reopened, it was also alleged that the dates on some baby biscuits had been changed by hand.
Unbelievable moments occurred during a municipal police raid. In a market inspected in Kilis, it was determined that 19 out of 20 products were expired. The business owner's action during the inspection left the teams stunned.
HE ATE EXPIRED PRODUCTS IN FRONT OF THE MUNICIPAL POLICE
Kilis Municipality municipal police teams carried out an inspection at a market operating in the city. Examining the expiration dates of products on the market shelves, the teams determined that many products had expired. During the inspection, the business owner drew attention by claiming that expired products were safe. The market owner opened the packaging of the expired products he took from the shelves and began eating them in front of the municipal police teams. Trying to show that there was no problem by consuming the products, the business owner reacted to the inspection officials.
"OKAY, I'LL EAT THEM MYSELF, LET IT POISON ME THEN"
The moments when the market owner consumed the products were captured on camera. While eating the expired products, the business owner used the following statements: "Okay, I'll eat them myself, let it poison me then." While these moments during the inspection drew attention, municipal police teams continued to examine the products in the market. The business owner eating the products did not change the result of the inspection. The teams carried out the necessary procedures regarding the products whose expiration dates had passed.
19 OUT OF 20 PRODUCTS WERE EXPIRED
The most striking result of the inspection was that almost all of the products examined on the market shelves had expired. Municipal police teams determined that 19 out of the 20 products checked were expired.