Woman who insulted earthquake victims in Eskişehir detained A woman who allegedly acted on social media to earthquake victims who voted in the elections in Eskişehir was detained by police teams. The Eskişehir Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into those who made insulting posts about earthquake victims on social media. In a video she shot in Eskişehir, she issued a detention order for A.D.D., a woman who allegedly acted on social media to earthquake victims who voted in the presidential and 28th term parliamentary elections. A.D.D., who was arrested at his home by the Security Branch teams and detained on the charge of 'inciting or humiliating the public to hatred and enmity', was taken to the police after a medical check. Following the A.D.D. proceedings in which his statement was taken, he was transferred to the courthouse with his hands cuffed in front and taken to the prosecutor's interrogation.