There is no more room in Silivri

According to Cumhuriyet, it was learned that Türkmen was being held in a ward with a capacity of 35 people, together with more than 50 people. It was reported that due to the insufficient number of beds, some prisoners were forced to sleep on the floor and in the kitchen, and that there were also difficulties in accessing newspapers.

It was also stated that Çağlar Türkmen declared his monthly income as 55 thousand TL during his police interrogation; however, he could not receive a salary during his detention because he was not a civil servant.

ÖZGÜR ÖZEL REACTS TO 'STOCK' Mustafa Akın, İmamoğlu's long-time bodyguard manager, was also arrested on May 27 as part of the fourth wave of operations in the investigation. While 48 bullets belonging to a licensed service pistol were found in a safe found in searches conducted at Akın's house, the pro-government media shared news and images indicating that there was a large amount of foreign currency in the safe.

Speaking on the 100th day of İmamoğlu’s arrest, CHP Chairman Özgür Özel reacted to the bullets recorded in the search report being served as if foreign currency had been found, saying, “When we said no money was found in the safes, they said, ‘We didn’t have any footage. We used a video from stock, excuse me.’ I say to both the person who spread this footage and the person who gave that order: Wait until the election.”

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