Group raids restaurant with machetes and guns in Büyükçekmece! Terrifying moments caught on camera
In the Büyükçekmece district of Istanbul, a driver and his associates raided a restaurant with machetes and guns after the restaurant owner warned the driver on the street to "not drive so fast," leading to an argument. The incident, which was recorded by security cameras, left 2 people injured, and 4 people were taken into custody by the police.
An incident that occurred yesterday evening in the Muratçeşme neighborhood of Istanbul's Büyükçekmece district caused moments of fear in the area. According to allegations, a restaurant owner on Yunus Emre Street warned a speeding driver to be more careful. However, this warning quickly turned into a heated argument.
Angered by the argument, the driver returned to the restaurant a short while later with his associates, armed with machetes and guns. The tension between the parties turned into a fight. During the escalating brawl, violent clashes occurred both inside and outside the shop, and some surrounding vehicles were also damaged.
TWO PEOPLE INJURED, FOUR IN CUSTODY
Two people were injured as a result of the assault during the fight. Medical teams called to the scene transported the injured to the hospital by ambulance. Police teams took four people involved in the fight into custody.
MOMENTS OF THE INCIDENT REFLECTED ON CAMERAS
In the footage captured by security cameras and the mobile phone recordings of citizens nearby, the fight between the parties, the moments when machetes and guns were used, and the damage caused to the vehicles are clearly visible. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.
News Source : İHA
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