10 Social Media Influencers Were Referred to the Courthouse.
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Ten suspects, who allegedly made posts containing arguments, threats, and insults on TikTok, Instagram, and X, and earned income through these means, were referred to the courthouse following an operation centered in Istanbul.
In an operation centered in Istanbul and spanning 10 provinces, 10 social media influencers, including Onur Sermik and Semih Varol, were apprehended for producing content that violated family values and generating digital income through these publications. The suspects were referred to the courthouse after their procedures at the police station.
Ten social media users who were broadcasting live and engaging in fights, threats, and abusive language were taken into custody. It was learned that the detained influencers had a monthly income of 500,000 Turkish Lira. After giving their statements at the police station, they were referred to the courthouse.
An operation centered in Istanbul and spanning 10 provinces resulted in the arrest and referral to court of 10 social media influencers, including Onur Sermik and Semih Varol. The suspects were found to have produced content detrimental to family values and collaborated for digital income.
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