Ergenekon suspect Eruygur released for health reasons

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One of the Ergenekon probe suspects, retired Gen. Sener Eruygur, who has been kept in a hospital for the last five days due to a hemorrhage in his brain was released yesterday in line with the decision of the Istanbul's 9th High Criminal Court for health reasons. Eruygur's condition is reported to be stable. Eruygur, the retired head of the Gendarmerie General Command and the chairman of the Kemalist Thought Association, was arrested in Istanbul in early July as part of a probe into the Ergenekon criminal network, which is believed to aim to overthrow the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP).Ergenekon suspect Eruygur released for health reasons

One of the Ergenekon probe suspects, retired Gen. Sener Eruygur, who has been kept in a hospital for the last five days due to a hemorrhage in his brain was released yesterday in line with the decision of the Istanbul's 9th High Criminal Court for health reasons. Eruygur's condition is reported to be stable. Eruygur, the retired head of the Gendarmerie General Command and the chairman of the Kemalist Thought Association, was arrested in Istanbul in early July as part of a probe into the Ergenekon criminal network, which is believed to aim to overthrow the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP).