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Olcay Gulsen feels 'extremely unsafe' after watch robbery

Olcay Gulsen feels 'extremely unsafe' after watch robbery

Presenter Olcay Gulsen was violently robbed of her watch by two masked individuals after leaving her office last Thursday. She has expressed profound insecurity due to the assault and the subsequent media focus on the incident.

Television presenter Olcay Gulsen was the victim of a violent robbery last Thursday after leaving her office. She reported that an assailant wearing a balaclava accosted her, while a second masked accomplice waited nearby on a scooter. The incident has left her feeling deeply insecure, a sentiment exacerbated by the subsequent media attention and the unauthorized public release of details from her police report.

Addressing claims regarding the value of the stolen item, Gulsen clarified that the watch was not worth 80,000 euros as some rumors suggested. Instead, she emphasized that the piece held significant emotional value because she had purchased it with money earned through her own hard work. Despite the trauma of having to fight back during the encounter, Gulsen expressed her intention to move forward and focus on her career. She thanked her supporters for their kind messages and is now seeking to return to her normal daily life.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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