Farewell to the Martyred Police Officer! A Ceremony Was Held at the Istanbul Police Department.
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Police officer Mehmet Ali Topatan, who was martyred as a result of a armed attack by a retired police officer operating an unlicensed taxi service during a traffic control in Esenyurt, was laid to rest.
A ceremony was held for police officer Mehmet Ali Topatan, who was martyred as a result of a armed attack during a traffic stop in Esenyurt. The martyr's body, wrapped in the Turkish flag, was carried to the funeral vehicle on the shoulders of his colleagues.
Traffic police officer Mehmet Ali Topatan, who was martyred in an armed attack during an operation against illegal taxis in Esenyurt, was laid to rest at the Edirnekapı Police Martyrs' Cemetery after a funeral prayer at the Fatih Mosque. His family and high-ranking officials attended the ceremony.
A ceremony was held at the Istanbul Police Department for police officer Mehmet Ali Topatan, who was martyred in a armed attack during a traffic inspection in Esenyurt, Istanbul. Speaking at the ceremony, Istanbul Provincial Police Chief Selami Yıldız said, "The sacrifice our martyr made for the peace and security of our nation will keep his precious memory alive forever."
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek issued a message of condolence for police officer Mehmet Ali Topatan, who was wounded in a gun attack during a traffic stop in Istanbul and later died in hospital.
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