Road Rage Incident Ends at Home: He Came to Her Door and Stabbed Her in the Neck - Sözcü Newspaper
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In Istanbul's Avcılar district, a driver was stabbed in the neck after allegedly being followed home following an argument over yielding the right of way. Two relatives of the driver, who pursued the fleeing suspects, were also wounded with a knife two streets away. All three injured individuals were taken to the hospital, and the police have launched an investigation to apprehend the suspects.
In Avcılar, suspects allegedly followed a driver to his home after an argument over yielding in traffic, and stabbed him in the neck. The fleeing suspects also stabbed two other people, relatives of the driver, who were following them. The three injured individuals were taken to the hospital, while the suspects...
In Istanbul's Avcılar district, suspects in a car driving the wrong way followed a driver with whom they had a dispute over right-of-way to his doorstep and stabbed him in the neck. After the incident, the suspects, who fled the scene, also injured two other people.
In Istanbul's Avcılar district, an argument over yielding the right of way in traffic escalated into a knife fight. Allegedly, the suspects followed the driver to his doorstep and stabbed him in the neck. The fleeing suspects also injured two of the driver's relatives.
A traffic dispute in Avcılar ended in bloodshed. In a heart-stopping incident, attackers followed the driver home and stabbed him in the neck, also injuring two of his relatives who followed them. Police are searching for the suspects who stabbed three people and fled.
In Istanbul's Avcılar district, suspects who had argued with a driver over right-of-way in traffic followed him to his home, where they stabbed him in the neck during an altercation. Two more relatives of the driver were stabbed while chasing the fleeing suspects, bringing the total number of injured to three. A search has been launched to apprehend the suspects.
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