Two arrested for shooting dessert shop after 300 hours of footage reviewed

Adana police have apprehended two individuals suspected of firing shots at a dessert shop in the Seyhan district, an establishment that had previously been targeted in two separate shooting incidents. The suspects, identified as B.A. and M.U.O., were captured after a meticulous review of approximately 300 hours of security camera footage from the area and the perpetrators' escape route.

The incident occurred on July 4th around 3:00 AM when the suspects, with their faces obscured by a hat and surgical mask, approached the dessert shop owned by Serdar K. B.A. then fired multiple shots from a handgun at the premises before fleeing, while M.U.O. recorded the attack on his mobile phone. The bullets struck the shop's windows, which were closed at the time.

Upon receiving Serdar K.'s report, the Robbery Desk teams of the Public Security Branch Directorate launched an investigation. It was determined that the shop had been previously shot at on July 20th and October 5th. During the periods of these earlier attacks, Yusuf Can G., identified as the nephew of Serdar K.'s aunt, allegedly sent threatening messages to Serdar K., stating, "The next bullets will hit one of you directly. I will have a grenade thrown at your shop. Either you pay that money, or there will be no such thing as your dessert shop."

Following the analysis of the extensive surveillance footage, police identified the suspects and located them hiding in a house in the Şakirpaşa neighborhood of Seyhan. A raid on the residence led to the arrest of B.A. and M.U.O. The two suspects were subsequently transferred to the courthouse and remanded in custody. Yusuf Can G., who is alleged to have instigated the attacks, remains at large and is being sought by authorities.