In Turkey, there has been a sad event related to cryptocurrencies. There was a loss of life in the robbery that took place in the morning on October 29, 2021. The person who broke into a jewelery store and carried out the robbery escaped by stealing gold. It turned out that he had committed a robbery before and invested the money in Bitcoin. cryptocoin.com We share the details of the sad event…
Sad event in Antalya: He stole gold and killed the jeweler
Abuzer Atakan Gür, who was working in a shop called Arıkaya Jewelry, died on the morning of 29 October when Serkan Özlü opened fire on him, who entered the jewelry store with the intention of robbery. After that, Özlü escaped with about 2 kilos of gold bracelets and jewelry. After the notification, the medical teams who came to the scene determined that the shop employee died. After the incident, the police started to carry out a large-scale study and formed 2 special teams. The teams determined that Serkan Özlü was hiding in Afyonkarahisar and stopped the car used by Özlü on the Afyon-Kütahya road the other day.
As a result of the search, a Kalashnikov, magazine, 15 bullets, 100 thousand lira, 1 kilogram ingot and 177 grams of pure gold were found inside the vehicle. In his statement to the police, Özlü said that he committed this second robbery because of his gambling debt. Özlü said that he called 112 to prevent the death of Abuzer Atakan Gür, whom he shot with a pistol during the second robbery, and said, “I did not go to the jewelery store with the intention of killing. I shot because I was excited,” he said. It turned out that Serkan Özlü was the perpetrator of a robbery that took place on October 17, 2020. Ozlu, who stole 2 kilos of gold from here, said that he invested them in Bitcoin, but lost their money.
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