Verdict in the 'Free the Nipples' case! Melisa Aydınalp acquitted: 'Wearing a bikini is not exhibitionism'
A verdict has been reached regarding model Melisa Aydınalp, who was detained for walking around in a swimsuit in Istanbul. Aydınalp was acquitted in the trial where she was being tried for 'Indecent Behavior' with a requested sentence of 6 months to 1 year in prison. Speaking to 12punto, the famous model said, "Wearing a bikini or swimsuit is not exhibitionism. I am happy with the decision; my actions will continue."
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Footage of model Melisa Aydınalp walking on Bağdat Avenue in a string swimsuit was shared on social media.
Taking action following the incident, the Anatolian Chief Public Prosecutor's Office ordered Aydınalp to be detained and referred to the courthouse.
After her procedures at the police station, Melisa Aydınalp was brought to the courthouse and gave her statement to the prosecutor. Following her statement, the Anatolian 6th Criminal Court of Peace, to which she was referred, had decided to impose judicial control measures in the form of a travel ban and a requirement to sign in.
Melisa Aydınalp was acquitted in the trial where she was being tried for 'Indecent Behavior' with a requested sentence of 6 months to 1 year in prison.
'MY ACTIONS WILL CONTINUE'
Evaluating the acquittal decision for 12punto, Aydınalp said, "I have been acquitted in all 3 cases filed against me. I fought and I won. Wearing a bikini is not exhibitionism. We have seen this once again. I have taken women's freedom to a higher level. My actions will continue."
WHO IS MELİSA AYDINALP?
Born in 2000, Melisa Aydınalp completed high school at the Middle East College Science High School. Aydınalp, who participated in the Best Model of Turkey competition in 2019, is currently studying at the Marmara University Faculty of Communication.
Known for her modeling career and style, Melisa Aydınalp also attracts attention with her private life and lifestyle.
News Source: 12punto
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