Identities of those who attacked Çağlayan Courthouse revealed: Her sister was set to appear in court today!
It has been determined that the individuals who carried out the terrorist attack on the Çağlayan Courthouse were DHKP/C members Pınar Birkoç and Emrah Yayla. Furthermore, it was learned that the sister of the DHKP-C terrorist Pınar Birkoç, Necmiye Birkoç, is being tried at the Istanbul 14th High Criminal Court and was scheduled to appear before a judge today.
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The identities of the attackers in the armed assault on the police checkpoint in front of the Çağlayan Courthouse have been revealed.
The DHKP/C claimed responsibility for the attack, in which 6 people, including three police officers, were injured, and 3 people, including the 2 attackers, lost their lives.
The attackers were identified as Pınar Birkoç and Emrah Yayla.
It was learned that the sister of the DHKP-C terrorist Pınar Birkoç, who was killed in the terrorist attack at the Çağlayan Courthouse, Necmiye Birkoç, is being tried at the Istanbul 14th High Criminal Court and was scheduled to appear before a judge today.
SPECTATORS WHO CAME TO THE HEARING WERE DETAINED
The trial of DHKP-C terrorist Pınar Birkoç's sister, Necmiye Birkoç, has been adjourned to April 2, 2024.
Spectators who came to observe the trial of Birkoç, including her other sister, were detained in the courtroom by Counter-Terrorism (TEM) teams while they were watching the hearing following the attack.

Emrah Yayla (right)

Pınar Birkoç
News Source: Müslim Sarıyar
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