Thought to be a robbery: Drugs found behind taxi driver attack
The truth behind the incident involving a taxi driver who was beaten with a rope around his neck in Eyüpsultan has emerged. An investigation by the Istanbul Police Department determined that the parties had met for a drug deal and that the taxi driver was attacked following a dispute. Efforts to apprehend the suspects are ongoing.
Teams from the Istanbul Police Department have uncovered new details in the investigation into the attack on a taxi driver in Eyüpsultan's Karadolap neighborhood, which was captured on the vehicle's dashcam.
According to information obtained from police sources, the commercial taxi driver, G.A. (29), went to a designated location to meet with individuals he had contacted to purchase drugs.
Attack occurred after a dispute
Investigations determined that two suspects, identified as M.Y. (20) and Y.B.K. (19), got into the taxi. It is alleged that a dispute arose between the parties during the drug transaction.
It was determined that the suspects demanded money and subsequently beat the taxi driver. It was learned that the moments during the attack when a rope was placed around the driver's neck and he was punched were captured by the in-vehicle camera.
It was stated that the injured taxi driver is still receiving treatment.
Suspects are being sought
While the investigation into the incident, which initially came to light under allegations of "robbery," continues, it was reported that police teams are continuing their efforts to apprehend M.Y. and Y.B.K., whose identities have been determined.
News Source: İHA
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