ISIL puts beer bottles in front of cell houses to avoid police raids in Turkey’s southeast

Islamic
State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) militants put beer bottles in front
of their cell houses as a ploy to avoid police raids or arrests in the
southeastern province of Diyarbakır, Doğan News Agency reported on June
12. 

A total of 128 objects seized in an operation on Oct. 26,
2015, including plenty of beer and perfume bottles, were destroyed
according to the police report. The ISIL militants also put beer on
their beards in order to give the impression that they consumed alcohol
to avoid arrest.

Two police officers and seven militants were
killed in the aforementioned operation and many seized objects were
destroyed under prosecutor’s orders on June 11 for not having criminal
elements.

Books used for propaganda purposes were also among the objects destroyed.

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