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7 arrested after shotgun attack wounds 11 students at Manisa school

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7 arrested after shotgun attack wounds 11 students at Manisa school

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A shotgun attack near Turgutlu İnci Üzmez Vocational and Anatolian High School in Manisa wounded 11 students on September 22. Seven suspects, including the alleged shooter H.O., were arrested on September 25. Classes resumed today after a three-day suspension.

Key Facts

  • 11 students were wounded, 3 seriously, in the September 22 attack near Turgutlu İnci Üzmez Vocational and Anatolian High School.
  • Seven suspects, including alleged shooter H.O., were arrested on September 25.
  • Three suspects were released under judicial control conditions.
  • Classes at the school resumed on September 28 after a three-day suspension.

The Attack

The shooting occurred at around 08:00 on September 22 on the street where students arrive at Turgutlu İnci Üzmez Vocational and Anatolian High School. A shotgun was fired, wounding 11 students, 3 of them seriously. Health teams and security forces were dispatched to the scene after an emergency call. The wounded were taken to nearby hospitals.

Arrests and Investigation

Security camera footage showed the suspect, identified as H.O., arriving on foot with a shotgun and fleeing after the attack. Ten suspects were detained, including H.O., his mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, some relatives, and the owner of the hunting shop that sold the cartridges. The suspects, four of whom are children in the judicial process, were referred to Turgutlu Courthouse on September 25. Seven suspects were arrested: H.O., his mother, father, grandfather, cousin, the hunting shop operator, and a friend. Three suspects were released under judicial control conditions.

School Resumption

Education at Turgutlu İnci Üzmez Vocational and Anatolian High School was suspended for three days. Students returned to classes today, September 28. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.

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