Footage of the moment he killed his cousin he met to reconcile: He changed the magazine and returned
Security camera footage has emerged of a man in Antalya shooting and killing his cousin, whom he had met to end a feud between them. In the footage, the suspect, who shot his cousin with a handgun, is seen returning to fire multiple times at his cousin lying on the ground.
In the incident that took place on November 25 at an apartment hotel cafe on 2383 Street in the Güzeloba neighborhood of the Muratpaşa district, foreign national Imad Almograbi and his relative Doğan Duman had met to end a dispute between them, and during the ensuing fight, Imad Almograbi shot Doğan Duman with a handgun.
Foreign national Doğan Duman, who was struck by multiple bullets, lost his life.
Following the incident, Imad Almograbi, who fled in a car with license plate 07 CAH 724, and an unidentified person with him were apprehended by Public Security Branch teams on Şehit Mustafa Göktürk Street in the Güzelyurt neighborhood.
Almograbi, who was taken into custody by the Murder Bureau teams, was arrested by the court after his procedures at the police station.
HE CHANGED THE MAGAZINE AND RETURNED
On the other hand, security camera footage of the incident, where 22 empty shell casings were found at the scene, has emerged.
In the footage, it is seen that Imad Almograbi fired at his cousin Doğan Duman, who was leaving the cafe, from behind until the magazine was empty, and then left his side only to return and fire multiple times again at his cousin, who was lying motionless on the ground.
News Source : İHA
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