Report: Charges Against a Dozen of Erdogan’s Security Detail Imminent

ANCA Calls on Trump Administration to Demand Turkey Waive Diplomatic Immunity for Erdogan Bodyguards Involved In D.C. Attacks

WASHINGTON—According to a New York Times report, U.S. law enforcement are set to charge a dozen of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s security detail on June 15, in connection with the May 16 brutal attack on peaceful protesters in front of the Turkish Ambassador’s residence in Washington, D.C.  Two arrests of Turkish Americans Eyup Yildirim, an owner of a construction company in New Jersey, and Sinan Narin, a Virginia resident have already been made by law enforcement.  Two Canadians of Turkish origin were also charged in the incident.