Remarkable posts from Ebru Şallı's husband following Altaylı's arrest

Journalist Fatih Altaylı was targeted on social media after clips from a video he published on his personal YouTube channel yesterday were circulated, and he was detained by police teams from his home in Teşvikiye in the evening hours.

Altaylı was arrested following his detention.

UGLY POSTS FROM UĞUR AKKUŞ

Businessman Uğur Akkuş, the husband of former model Ebru Şallı who is currently in the process of divorce, had targeted journalist Altaylı on social media following statements Şallı made on Fatih Altaylı's YouTube channel.

Making statements on his social media account after Altaylı's detention, Akkuş wrote, "What happened, I told you I would have you arrested!" In his subsequent posts, Akkuş added the notes, "I do whatever I say, you will learn slowly."

Following his remarkable posts about Altaylı last night, Akkuş this time made posts saying, "Let the next one come, let's see, stop me if you can! I have started the bonito season! Next!", "Next! Next Please!"

EBRU ŞALLI HAD OBTAINED A RESTRAINING ORDER

Ebru Şallı had obtained a restraining order through a court decision after stating that she had been subjected to violence by Uğur Akkuş.

These statements by Şallı had become a topic of public discussion after she participated in a program on Fatih Altaylı's YouTube channel and announced them to the public.

CONVICTED OF QUALIFIED FRAUD

Businessman Uğur Akkuş and his nephew Emre Akkuş were sentenced to 4 years and 2 months in prison each and fined 83 thousand 320 liras each for the crime of "qualified fraud" in a case where they were tried for issuing bad checks in a transaction in 2024.

ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD USING ERDOĞAN'S PHOTOS

It was also alleged that Akkuş defrauded the Kuwait Orphans Foundation, headed by close relatives of the Emir of Kuwait, of approximately 20 million dollars by using photos he had taken with AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and many ministers, and it was claimed that the situation was resolved by former Football Federation President Nihat Özdemir paying the 20 million dollars to the Kuwaitis.