Breaking news…Dilan-Engin Polat couple confronts Banu Parlak in court! Here are their monthly income

The trial of 11 defendants, including the couple Dilan and Engin Polat and Sezgin Polat, who allegedly instigated the armed attack on social media phenomenon Banu Parlak’s beauty center, has begun.

8 YEARS JAIL REQUEST

It was claimed that Dilan and Engin Polat couple instigated the armed attack on Banu Parlak’s beauty center on October 1 last year. In the indictment prepared by the Küçükçekmece Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, a total of up to 8 years in prison was requested for the couple Dilan and Engin Polat and Sezgin Polat for the crimes of ‘threatening with a gun with more than one person’ and ‘damage to property’.

Banu Parlak came to Küçükçekmece Courthouse with her lawyers to attend the case.

DİLAN POLAT ENTERED THE COURTROOM CRYING

Defendants Dilan Polat and Engin Polat were brought to the hearing held at Küçükçekmece 3rd Criminal Court of First Instance. Nilda Polat, daughter of Dilan and Engin Polat, and Kübra Uzun, sister of Engin Polat, attended the hearing as spectators. It was seen that Dilan Polat started to cry as she entered the courtroom, saying, “Daughter, I love you very much.” Polat turned to her daughter and said, “We didn’t do it, we didn’t do it, it will all pass.”

The Polat couple held hands the moment they came together in the courtroom. Dilan Polat kissed Engin Polat’s hand. Dilan Polat, who was placed on the chair, wanted to touch her daughter Nilda. The judge said that contact was prohibited.

ANNOUNCED HIS MONTHLY INCOME

Banu Parlak was also present at the hearing. During the identification process, Engin Polat was asked about his profession and answered ‘Freelancer’. When the court judge asked, “What kind of a freelance job?” Polat replied, “I have cosmetic companies.” When asked about his monthly income, Engin Polat announced his income as 200 thousand liras.

“THERE WERE TIMES WHEN WE WERE OFFENDED AND WE MADE PEACE”

After the indictment was read, Dilan Polat was the first to make her defense. The judge said to Dilan Polat, “You can use your right to remain silent if you want.” Thereupon, Polat said, “No, I don’t want to talk.” In his defense, Polat said, “We have been friends with Banu Parlak for 6 years, there were times when we were upset and made peace.”

“I LEARNED SHOOTING FROM SOCIAL MEDIA”

Stating that Banu Parlak asked for help from him a week before the workplace was shot, Polat said, “I told her that I would be happy to help her. I saw her posts on social media. There was absolutely no problem between us until this moment. We met frequently. I learned that her workplace was shot on social media.” ” said.

“I FELT LIKE THIS WHEN I SAW MY WIFE”

Polat, who said that he did not know the ‘Daltons’ gang mentioned in the file, said, “They even threatened me and my wife, there are also messages about this.” Polat, who started crying again during his defense, said, “I’m sorry, I felt like this when I saw my wife.”

“HE SAID HE WILL TAKE HIS HONOR”

Dilan Polat, who said that he did not know why he was tried in the same place with the people who threatened them, said, “Can Dalton told me, ‘If I see you, I will take away your honor.'”

“TO WHOM DID YOU SAY THAT WORD?”

Dilan Polat, when the complainant’s lawyer asked, “To whom did you tell the words ‘You will see the mother and father of the precautionary decision?'” said, “I had no direct conversation there. There were posts about us being laundered money and doing illegal things. I said it openly in general.”

“WE WILL SEE THAT THEY ARE ALL LIES ANYWAY”

After Dilan Polat, her husband Engin Polat made his defense. Engin Polat, who said that he did not know Banu Parlak but knew her as his wife’s friend, said, “One day, he said on his social media, ‘If something happens to me, Engin Polat and Dilan Polat are responsible.’ So I said to my wife, ‘Ask me why they are targeting me.’ He said he didn’t want to call either. There were rumors of money laundering in those days. “We will see in the coming days that they are all lies,” he said.

“MY COMMERCIAL REPUTATION HAS BEEN DAMAGED”

Stating that they have no connection with anyone, Polat said, “I learned in this court that there were other defendants. I have no connection with Georgia. I went there with 6 families for a holiday 4-5 years ago. I don’t know the Dalton gang. I found out 2 months ago while reading the newspaper. Can Dalton threatened my wife before. “So I shared a video saying ‘S..z, F..k’,” he said.

Saying that he was slandered, Engin Polat said, “Our commercial reputation was damaged. There is no evidence of lies and slander. “I am willing to accept any punishment if the slightest evidence is found from my family,” he said.

FROM THE INDICTMENT

In the indictment prepared by the Küçükçekmece Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, it was stated that there was hostility between Dilan Polat and the complainant Banu Parlak.

In a video published by Dilan Polat on her social media account, it was stated that she sent a threatening message to Parlak, saying, “You will see the mother of the precautionary decision, you will see the mother of the slander. It is over. This bonus is even too much for you. I have many more messages for you.” Shortly after this message, with the joint decision of Sezgin, Engin and Dilan Polat, Engin Polat, Beratcan and his brother Batın, one of the fugitive managers of the criminal organization known to the public as the “Daltons gang”, with their connections in the country of Georgia, to carry out a threatening armed attack on Banu Parlak’s workplace. It was recorded that he was in contact with Can Gökdemir.

In the indictment, it was stated that an arrest warrant was issued for the suspects Barış Boyun, Beratcan Gökdemir and Batin Can Gökdemir. Barış Boyun, Beratcan and Batin Can Gökdemir were sentenced to a total of 8 years, 4 months to 23 years for the crimes of ‘establishing an organization to commit an armed crime’, ‘threatening with a gun with more than one person’, ‘damaging property’ and ‘carrying an unlicensed weapon’. imprisonment was requested. It was requested that Dilan, Engin and Sezgin Polat be sentenced to a total of 2 years, 4 months to 8 years in prison separately for the crimes of ‘Threatening with a gun with more than one person’ and ‘Damaging property’. They were also asked to be deprived of the use of certain rights. It was requested that the other 5 defendants be punished at varying rates for various crimes.