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While being registered by Interpol in the red bulletin requesting France’s arrest, it was revealed that the terrorist, a Daesh member, who was captured in Adana, did not leave her cell for 2 months.
The teams of the Directorate of the Antiterrorist Branch of the Adana Police Department, a Tunisian citizen of Tunisia, Soumaya Raissi (30), whose arrest warrant was issued by France on the grounds that he was a member of the terrorist organization DAESH and was registered by Interpol with a red notice, (30) under the false Syrian identity of Namık in the central Seyhan district of Adana. He determined that he was hiding in the Kemal district.
Police raided her home cell, where she was hiding, and arrested her on October 14. The woman, a member of a terrorist organization, was detained by the criminal magistrate on duty from where she was taken.
WOMEN NEVER WERE OUTSIDE, 2 PEOPLE WITH BEARED BRINGS THE NEEDS
It was determined that the suspected woman, whom Interpol searched with the note “very dangerous, can act, must be arrested wherever you see”, rented the first floor of a 4-story house in Namık Kemal district 1.5 ago months through intermediaries.
It was determined that a man named FY rented the house where the young woman never went out, and two people with beards came to the house and went to meet her needs.
It turned out that even the owner saw the woman on October 14, when the police were arrested.
It was determined that FY rented the suspect woman’s house for 700 lire per month on the internet.
Although it was observed that the house where the suspect was staying with a child had all the life materials that could be found for the family, it was known that all the woman’s needs were taken care of by the organization, since her second husband also attended I was staying in Syria.
LEAVED COLLEGE AND MARRIED, JOINED THE ORGANIZATION
Meanwhile, it became known that while the woman was studying in the psychology department of a university until 2010, she married her first wife Rached Hüseyin Raissi and settled in France and met the terrorist organization DAESH thanks to her husband and became member of the organization.
It was learned that the suspected husband and wife fled to Syria illegally when a search was conducted in France in 2016, and her husband was deported after being arrested in Gaziantep in 2016.
It was determined that the suspected woman was married by the organization in Syria after her bond with her husband was severed, and that her son was from her second husband.
The suspected woman was alleged to be one of DAESH’s sleeping cells and had the potential to act at any time.
In addition, it was learned that the woman who rented a house in Adana met all the needs of the woman who did not use the telephone.
