Turkish police have ordered the arrests of 83 people who are accused of sharing controversial content online concerning two deadly school shootings in recent days. The police stated that the individuals were involved in posts promoting crime and negatively impacting public order. Furthermore, access to 940 social media accounts has been restricted, and 93 Telegram groups have been shut down. The shootings, which tragically resulted in nine deaths—including eight students and one teacher—prompted swift action from authorities. A 14-year-old attacker died during the incident at Ayser Calik Secondary School, while another shooting had already claimed 16 injury victims at a high school the day before. The local prosecutor's investigation revealed that the attacker had planned the assault in advance and had been inspired by past incidents, including references to notorious mass killers like Elliot Rodger.