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Shots Fired at Police During Pirate Raid in Esenyurt: One Police Officer Seriously Injured - Sözcü Newspaper

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Police officers were shot during a raid targeting illegal transportation in Esenyurt. One police officer was seriously injured and taken to the hospital.

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A police team was shot during a traffic stop in Esenyurt. One police officer was wounded in the back, while the alleged perpetrator, a retired police officer, shot himself in the head. The incident occurred on Fatih Sultan Mehmet Street in the Akevler neighborhood of Esenyurt...

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Police officers were shot during a raid targeting illegal transportation in Esenyurt. One police officer was seriously injured and taken to the hospital.

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During a traffic stop in Esenyurt, Istanbul, retired police chief Ekrem A. opened fire on the police team before committing suicide. Police officer Mehmet Ali Topatan, who was seriously injured in the attack, died in the hospital and was martyred.

·Türkiye
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In Istanbul's Esenyurt district, a retired police officer who was working as an unlicensed taxi driver shot and killed a police officer who had issued him a ticket, and then committed suicide.

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A tragedy occurred in Istanbul's Esenyurt district during a plainclothes traffic team's inspection of illegal taxis. Upon learning his vehicle was about to be impounded, retired police chief Ekrem A. shot and killed traffic police officer Mehmet Ali Topatan, who had stopped him. Immediately after the attack, the assailant committed suicide with the same weapon.

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During a police operation in Esenyurt, Istanbul, a driver who had been summoned via an app and stopped on suspicion of operating a taxi service opened fire on a plainclothes traffic police officer. The officer, M. Ali Topatan, was seriously wounded at the scene and later died in the hospital.

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Sözcü broke the news in Türkiye on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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