Teacher Shot Dead in Schoolyard by Nephew in Osmaniye
Literature teacher Mehmet Bilgili died after being shot by his nephew with an unlicensed pistol; the governor said the attack stemmed from a personal family dispute.

KEY POINTS
- Teacher Mehmet Bilgili shot dead in schoolyard by nephew
- Attacker used unlicensed pistol; subdued by security guard
- Governor: motive was personal family dispute, not school-related
- Suspect detained; judicial investigation underway
- Suspect reportedly had long-term psychiatric treatment history
Literature teacher Mehmet Bilgili was shot in the courtyard of Farabi Anatolian High School in Çardak village, Osmaniye, around 11:30 on 28 September 2026. The attacker, identified as his nephew, used an unlicensed handgun and was subdued by a school security guard before being taken into custody.
Governor Mehmet Fatih Serdengeçti stated the assault was motivated by a personal family feud and had no connection to the school, its students, or educational activities. The suspect, referred to as A.B. or A.E.B. across reports, was detained and a judicial investigation launched.
“This vile attack has nothing to do with education or our school; the teacher was targeted in the schoolyard due to a family dispute.”
Bilgili was rushed to hospital but could not be saved despite medical intervention. His body was sent for autopsy. The governor noted the suspect had a history of psychiatric treatment and that Bilgili had previously raised him like a son.
Witnesses reported hearing gunshots and panic spreading around the school. Parents rushed to the campus after the incident. Authorities said the investigation would cover all aspects of the case.
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