In Istanbul, a Robber Fell Into a Jeweler's Trap: 'I Gave Him the Ornamental Bracelets in the Display case.'
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In Istanbul's Bayrampaşa district, a hooded suspect entered a jewelry store, disguising his umbrella as a gun, and stole 20 gold bracelets from the display case. However, the jeweler's ingenuity outsmarted the amateur thief, and it was later learned that he had previously stolen bracelets belonging to his mother-in-law. Here are the details… The incident occurred yesterday at 3:25 PM...
In Istanbul's Bayrampaşa district, a suspect entered a jewelry store with a weapon-like object and demanded the gold on display. After a store employee placed imitation gold bracelets in a bag and handed them over, the suspect fled the scene. The suspect was apprehended by police and referred to the judicial authorities.
In Istanbul's Bayrampaşa district, a suspect, disguised as a gun inside an umbrella he placed in a bag, threatened a jewelry store employee and stole 20 gold bracelets from the display case. The suspect, who was caught within two hours with the stolen items, was found to have stolen gold from his mother-in-law's house to pay off gambling debts. Upon discovering the theft, he robbed the jewelry store to replace the stolen gold. The stolen gold tu…
A man who threatened a jewelry store employee in Istanbul and stole 20 imitation bracelets from the display case, believing them to be real, has been apprehended. (October 3, 2026, Sputnik Türkiye)
In Bayrampaşa, a suspect entered a jewelry store by pretending to use an umbrella inside a bag as a gun, and stole 20 bracelets from the display case. Police apprehended the suspect approximately two hours later with imitation gold bracelets.
In Istanbul's Bayrampaşa district, Necmettin T. entered a jewelry store and threatened an employee by holding up an umbrella he had placed in a bag as if it were a gun. The suspect, believing 20 bracelets in the display case to be real, took them and spent approximately 2 hours... Click here for more.
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