Horror in Istanbul: High school principal killed by Iraqi student
The offender had been expelled from school 5 months ago for various disciplinary reasons, and has an extensive criminal history.
The principal of a high school in Istanbul, Turkey, was murdered in cold blood by an Iraqi migrant who had supposedly traveled to Turkey to escape war and persecution.
The offender had been expelled from school 5 months ago for various disciplinary reasons, and has an extensive criminal history that includes possession of weapons and assault.
Director Ibrahim Oktugan was shot five times and later died in a hospital.
After murdering Oktugan, the perpetrator shared a video on his social media account, declaring “I shot him in the head.”
How a migrant, supposedly escaping war and persecution, was able to acquire weapons and carry out criminal activities in a host country without fear of repercussions was a hot topic on social media platforms with many Turks wondering why these Illegal immigrants and criminals have a James Bond-style license to kill.
Turkey is the world's leading migrant-hosting country, with millions of Afghans, Iranians, Iraqis, Syrians and various other illegals residing in the nation.
Government figures put the numbers at 4 million, but they are outdated; It is estimated that the real number of illegal immigrants in the country exceeds 12 million.
Immigrants and refugees enjoy a variety of luxuries in Turkey, such as free healthcare, payments, free education, and opportunities that are not provided to tax-paying Turkish citizens.
The murder of the high school principal in Istanbul shocked the Turkish people with many hashtags on social media demanding that the government deport illegal immigrants and criminals.