Names of those detained alongside Mehmet Akif Ersoy revealed
As part of a drug investigation conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, 8 people, including Habertürk anchor Mehmet Akif Ersoy, have been detained. The prosecutor's office announced that Ersoy was apprehended by gendarmerie teams on charges of "possession of narcotics for personal use."
The detention of Habertürk anchor Mehmet Akif Ersoy as part of a drug investigation launched in Istanbul has caused a major stir in the media world. A detention order was issued for a total of 8 people in the investigation conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED BY THE PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE
The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that Mehmet Akif Ersoy was detained by the gendarmerie on suspicion of "purchasing, accepting, or possessing narcotics for personal use." Following Ersoy's detention, the proceedings are being carried out by the Istanbul Provincial Gendarmerie Command.
Within the scope of the investigation, detention orders were issued for 8 suspects yesterday evening. Following this, teams from the Istanbul Provincial Gendarmerie Command conducted operations at the identified addresses and detained Ersoy along with the other suspects.
NAMES OF THOSE DETAINED ANNOUNCED
According to information entered into the investigation file, the names of those detained are as follows:
Mehmet Akif Ersoy (Habertürk Anchor)
Elif Kılınç (Habertürk Foreign News Editor)
Ufuk Tetik
Gizem Aybaktı
Ebru Gülan
Mustafa Manaz
Dilara Yıldız
Buse Öztay
News Source: 12punto
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