Investigation launched into misleading social media posts regarding decision not to prosecute
It has been revealed that social media posts claiming a public prosecutor stated in a decision not to prosecute that it could not be understood what kind of high the suspect was experiencing do not reflect the truth.
It was determined that allegations on social media claiming a public prosecutor used the phrase "it cannot be understood what kind of high the suspect is experiencing" in a non-prosecution decision were unfounded, and an investigation has been launched regarding the posts.
Grounds for Initiating the Investigation
It was determined that certain statements appearing in a non-prosecution decision on social media platforms did not reflect the truth, and judicial authorities took action.
An investigation was initiated by the relevant Chief Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the false posts on the charge of publicly disseminating misleading information to the public.
Details of the Original Decision
The 2016 decision of the Gerede Chief Public Prosecutor's Office of no grounds for prosecution was examined, and it was understood that the allegations in question were unfounded.
During the process initiated upon a drug report regarding the suspect, it had been determined that the seized substance contained an active ingredient of the thyme variety.