Allegations that the killer of Şeyda Yılmaz is a 'member of the PITON 82 group'! 'Their role model is Barış Boyun...'

It has been alleged that Yunus Emre Geçti, the killer who martyred 27-year-old police officer Şeyda Yılmaz, was part of a group called PITON 82 that engages in drug trafficking, purse-snatching, and extortion.

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It has been alleged that 19-year-old Yunus Emre Geçti, who martyred 27-year-old female police officer Şeyda Yılmaz during a scuffle that broke out during a theft operation in Ümraniye, was part of a group called PITON 82 that engages in drug trafficking, purse-snatching, and extortion in peripheral neighborhoods. It is stated that the role model for this group is crime syndicate leader Barış Boyun and that it has begun to grow as a new-generation gang network.

After being caught for 'motorcycle theft' in Ümraniye, Istanbul, and subsequently escaping from the police station, Yunus Emre Geçti clashed with the police officers who caught him again.

The killer, who took the officer's weapon, martyred 27-year-old police officer Şeyda Yılmaz.

POLICE KILLER TURNS OUT TO BE A CRIME MACHINE

With the revelation that the killer, Yunus Emre Geçti, who was found to have 26 criminal records—including 1 for drug trafficking, 8 for drug use, 2 for intentional injury, 1 for sexual harassment, 2 for robbery, 1 for extortion, 2 for child sexual abuse, 1 for motorcycle theft, 1 for unlicensed firearms, and 2 for property damage—the situation of criminal organizations in Turkey has once again come to the forefront.

"HE ENTERED THE WORLD OF ROBBERY WITH PURSE-SNATCHING AT AGE 12-13"

Journalist İsmail Saymaz, who appeared on a live broadcast on Halk TV, explained the attack and the new-generation crime network.

Saymaz stated the following:

"The example in Ümraniye is not an exceptional one. Look, the hitman in the Sinan Ateş murder, Eray Özyağcı, is exactly this profile. He entered the world of robbery with purse-snatching at age 12-13. I have access to over five purse-snatching files on him. The same groups have always been involved in purse-snatching crimes. Of course, there are also side crimes to this, such as abduction and injury. We can call this a criminal career. We are facing a new-generation crime network.

"THEIR CORE ECONOMY IS BASED ON DRUGS"

These are groups that have grown up around drugs, purse-snatching, and extortion in the peripheral neighborhoods of Istanbul, Izmir, Ankara, and Adana. It is alleged that the name of this person's group is PITON 82. Clearly, this is a new group. Over time, they will join a higher-level clan. For now, they are doing subcontracting work for higher-level groups. The most advanced example of these was the Daltonlar group. While they were busy with extortion and drug deals, they started operating across Turkey. Then they became subcontractors for gangs like Skaljari and Kavac. The most advanced model of these organizations is the Daltonlar. They introduced motorcycle attacks to Turkey's criminal world. Their core economy is also based on drugs. It heavily influences the 15-20 age group. This is not like emulating a culture of 'kabadayı' (tough guy) bravado. That world has its own jargon and culture. They do not get involved in drugs or women's affairs. In the Barış Boyun case, the situation is revealed in all its nakedness.

"THEIR ROLE MODEL IS CRIME SYNDICATE LEADER BARIŞ BOYUN"

The role model for all these groups emerges as crime syndicate leader Barış Boyun. They have been growing steadily since 2014. There are groups following them. There are groups like 'Siirtli Naci' that emerged in and around the Gazi neighborhood. All of them start in their own neighborhoods, then move to the Istanbul scale, and from there, they get involved in the international dimension. The most advanced of these in Istanbul was Barış Boyun, and in Izmir, it was Binali Camgöz. He is paralyzed from the waist down. Binali Camgöz was recently brought back. He was in Montenegro. He is currently in Turkey."