Former police chief Sabri Uzun detained!

It has been learned that former police chief Sabri Uzun was detained due to a post on his social media account targeting AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

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Former police chief Sabri Uzun has been detained.

In a statement issued by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, the reason cited was a post Uzun made on his social media account targeting AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

The statement noted that Uzun was detained in Ankara.

"SUCH A NATION DESERVES THE RULE OF A SULTAN"

In a post he made yesterday on his social media account regarding Israel, Uzun had used the following expressions: "The father sent fuel and steel to Israel; he was applauded. The son protested Israel; he was applauded. Such a nation deserves not democracy, but the rule of a Sultan. An uneducated society ends up like this."

SABRI UZUN'S LAWYER SPOKE TO 12PUNTO

Ümit Kara, the lawyer for the detained Uzun, spoke to 12punto columnist Müyesser Yıldız.

Stating that Uzun would be taken to Istanbul, Kara said, "He did not accept the accusations and stated that he did not target any specific individual. Hanefi Avcı will attend his interrogation in Istanbul. He is a bit unwell due to the flu. He sends his regards to everyone."

WHO IS SABRI UZUN?

Former Head of the Intelligence Department of the General Directorate of Security, Sabri Uzun, is originally from Eynesil, Giresun. He began his service in the police force in 1978. He continued his duty until 2013.

During his 40-year professional career, he played an important role in many of the intelligence events that took place in Turkey. In his book titled "İn" (The Den), Uzun included events he witnessed during his 40-year professional life.