IMM's 'jammer' history dates back to AKP's Kadir Topbaş: It was used for security purposes
While the statement by the Police Department that 'it is a crime for the municipality to use signal jammers' continues to be debated, it has emerged that the IMM's 'jammer' history dates back to the era of AKP's Kadir Topbaş.
Following the Police Department's statement that "it is a crime under the Turkish Penal Code for mayors and municipalities to use signal jammers," it has been alleged that the IMM used 'jammers' during the period under the administration of AKP's Kadir Topbaş.
In a broadcast he attended, IT Expert Ramazan Kılıçlı responded to the question, "Did you provide jammers to the IMM during the Kadir Topbaş era?" by saying, "Yes, we did; it was used in his convoy for security purposes."
The Police Department had stated, regarding the use of a jammer by CHP's presidential candidate and suspended IMM Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu during a meeting at a hotel, that "it is a crime under the Turkish Penal Code for mayors and municipalities to use signal jammers."
"IT WAS USED IN THE CONVOY FOR SECURITY PURPOSES"
Following the police statement, it was alleged that the IMM also used 'jammers' during the period under the administration of AKP's Kadir Topbaş.
On a program broadcast on Ekol TV, Journalist Şaban Sevinç asked IT Expert Ramazan Kılıçlı the question, "Did you provide jammers to the IMM during the Kadir Topbaş era?"
Kılıçlı replied, "Yes, we did; it was used in his convoy for security purposes."
News Source: 12punto
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