Turkey Arrests Journalist for Threatening Erdogan, NTV Reports
Fatih Altayli was taken from his residence late on Saturday after the Istanbul Prosecutor's office opened an investigation into comments he made on social media. He was placed under arrest on Sunday, NTV television reported.
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