Technical manager Fatih Terim, the luxury motorcycle he bought was stolen in the gallery before he got his hands on it. The two thieves were caught and returned the motorcycles. It was revealed that the released defendants committed theft.
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Galatasaray’s former famous technical manager Fatih Term bought a luxury motorcycle in the past months. Fatih Terim had an unfortunate event before he could use the motorcycle he bought. Two thieves entered the luxury gallery and stole Terim’s motorcycle worth 800 thousand TL. The images reflected on the security cameras were published.
DID NOT MAKE THE DELIVERY MORE
Technical manager Fatih Terim lost his motorcycle to the thief, for which he paid the price but not yet delivered. The theft took place in Maslak, Istanbul at the beginning of March. The BMW brand luxury motorcycle, which came to the luxury gallery as zero, was taken to the parking lot with the purchaser. Gallery officials, who were called by the site security in the morning, said that the thieves had entered the store.
Store officials realized that the lock of the motorcycle was broken. Upon the swift arrival of the security forces, the surrounding cameras were watched. It was determined that the thieves were 3 people with helmets and that they entered the workplace and stole the engine. It was learned that the thieves left the motorcycle in the garden of an apartment in Kağıthane, and drove away with the vehicle they brought to the scene one hour later.
2 suspects arrested
Two people were caught with the investigations and determinations. The suspects, who were taken into custody, claimed that they had nothing to do with the theft. The two suspects brought to the Istanbul courthouse after the thieves, who seem to have made evasive promises, were arrested by the on-duty Criminal Judgeship of Peace and sent to prison.
21 YEARS PRISON
At the end of the investigation, “Don’t Lose Property”, “Protection Inside The Building” An indictment was prepared with the request of being imprisoned for up to 21 years within the scope of the crimes of “Theft of Received Goods” and “Violation of the Immunity of Workplace”. The two detained defendants, who appeared before the judge at the Istanbul Criminal Court of First Instance, demanded their release, arguing that they had nothing to do with the theft.
