Five suspects detained in connection with the death of special operations police officer Emre Albayrak during the drug raid in Istanbul Çekmeköy have been transferred to the criminal justice of the peace agency on duty with a request for their arrest.
27-year-old police officer Emre Albayrak, who was seriously injured by a fire that broke out during a drug operation carried out at a house in Çekmeköy on December 8, died at the hospital where he was taken.
Procedures for arresting 5 people within the scope of investigation of the case have been completed at the Homicide Investigation Department of the General Department of Public Order.
Ramazan A.'s wife, mother, father Cemal A., brother Çetin A. and his wife, who died as a result of firing by a police team after carrying out the attack, were transferred to the Anatolian Palace of Justice in Kartal, along with the police.
The suspects were transferred to the criminal justice of the peace agency on duty with a request for arrest for 'opposing Law No. 6136' and 'resisting the prevention of the performance of official duties'. It is known that investigations related to 'drug trafficking' charges against the suspects are still continuing.
WHAT HAPPENED?
Police teams carried out a drug operation at the house on Adnan Kahveci Street in Çekmeköy Aydınlar district at around 07:30 a.m. on December 8, and police officer Emre Albayrak, who was seriously injured by the fire that broke out from the house, died at the hospital where he was taken.
During the conflict, Ramazan A. (35), who carried out the attack, was killed, and Çetin A. (27) and Cemal A. (58) were captured.
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He held the position for 6 YEARS
It is known that 27-year-old female martyr Emre Albayrak is married, started working in Hakkari 6 years ago and has been working in Istanbul since 2022.
In the statement of the Anatolian Istanbul Chief Prosecutor's Office, it was said that the incident occurred during the search of the house in Çekmeköy in connection with an ongoing investigation.
The attacker fired 11 shots
It was also learned that the marching teams rang the bell of Ramazan A.'s apartment but the door did not open, and when the police teams were about to hit the door with hammers, Ramazan A. opened the door and fired 11 shots at the police, injuring Emre Albayrak in the process.
During the searches carried out by police teams at the suspects' apartment, a gun, precision scales, a 90 cm long yellow sword, a karambit, known as the Far Eastern fighting knife, were found in Ramazan A.'s house, a gun and a magazine for a long-barreled gun were found in a steel safe in the bedroom of his father, Cemal A., while some drugs prepared for sale were seized at Çetin's house. A..
