Turkish mobster who escaped attack, murdered in Belgium

Furkan Yavuz, the Turkish gangster who spent the summer travelling around Spain with Daltons boss Caner Koçer and was shot in Torrevieja in August, has been murdered in Binche, Belgium.

Belgian media have stated that the drug lord’s right-hand guy was murdered in Alicante. The rival Caspers clan allegedly shot Furkan.

This Turkish criminal organisation previously attempted to eliminate the criminals on July 20th during an attack in Estepona, Málaga, in which both the boss slain in Torrevieja and the one killed in Belgium escaped with their lives.

According to the international crime account @niporwifi, Furkan and Caner spent the entire summer on the Costa del Sol.

Caner stayed on Spanish territory and was eventually executed on August 4th in Torrevieja.

Furkan Yavuz, who may have been injured in the initial conflict, reportedly retreated to Belgium to reorganise operations from there but was apprehended and murdered by competing gangs as part of the increasing revenge campaign.

Videos circulating on social media show the alleged killers rushing through the streets of the Belgian city, attempting to flee police.

The Daltons and Caspers, who began competing for territory in Istanbul, have spread throughout Europe and arrived in Spain, where they were previously unknown.

The 21-year-old drug boss slain in Alicante was shot more than 3,400 kilometres away from his native country in what looks to be a settling of scores between members of the Caspers and the Çirkinler (The Ugly Ones).

According to the Guardia Civil, they pursued their target until the appropriate moment came to shoot him in the heart of Torrevieja before fleeing.

The three suspected culprits, all Turkish nationals aged 23, 30, and 35, were apprehended after a high-stakes automobile chase that began on foot and are now in prison.

Generation Z Turkish gangsters have taken old criminal methods to social media, gloating about their entrance in the Valencian Community.

Following the killing of the kingpin, competing gang members released phoney pictures in which they were allegedly seen roaming through Valencian cities.

Author: Derek Appleton