He raided the workplace of the individuals who propositioned his wife: He was beaten and stabbed
In Pendik, a husband who allegedly raided the cafe where the individuals who had sent a message propositioning his wife—after delivering an order to their home—worked, was beaten and stabbed by the employees. The incident was captured on a citizen's mobile phone camera.
The incident occurred yesterday afternoon in the Velibaba neighborhood of Pendik, Istanbul. According to allegations, a young woman placed an order from a bakery located across from her home.
The staff member who delivered the order to the house sent a message to the young woman's phone after delivering the order, propositioning her.

After the woman's husband learned of the situation, he raided the business. A fight broke out between the husband and the employees of the establishment.

The employees at the bakery gave the husband who raided the shop a severe beating. During the fight, an employee at the business pulled out a knife and stabbed the man who had raided the establishment.

Upon notification by citizens in the area, police and medical teams were dispatched to the scene. Police teams took the business employees into custody, while medical teams transported the injured man to the hospital. The police have launched an investigation into the incident.
He raided the workplace of the individuals who propositioned his wife:
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News Source: İHA
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