Ozan Güven was expelled from the place he went to: The perpetrators are out!

Actor Ozan Güven encountered the reaction of some women at a venue in Kadıköy. Realizing that Güven was at the venue, the group reacted to the actor by chanting slogans. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Magazine Here (@magazinburadanet) Allegedly, the women in the venue expressed their reactions with the slogan “Perpetrators out”. While it was stated that Güven left the place after what happened, the images of the incident quickly received widespread attention on social media.

Ozan Güven, who was protested by women in the venue he went to, was removed from the venue. pic.twitter.com/CiHZWpCYvK — Magazine Here (@Magazin_buradaa) May 30, 2026 After the incident came to the fore, the case process between Ozan Güven and his ex-girlfriend Deniz Bulutsuz, which was discussed in the public for a long time, was remembered again. Deniz Bulutsuz filed a criminal complaint on June 13, 2020, claiming that Ozan Güven had beaten her.

Güven, on the other hand, filed a counter-complaint, arguing that Bulutsuz attacked him. Istanbul 58th Criminal Court of First Instance, which heard the case, sentenced Ozan Güven to prison for “deliberate injury” as a result of the trial. The court acquitted the actor on the charges of “insult” and “deprivation of liberty”. An acquittal was also given in the “simple injury” case filed against Deniz Bulutsuz. After the decision, Bulutsuz said, “I won, I’m waiting for the day he goes to prison,” while Güven said, “I don’t even care, I’m interested in the court.” Following the process, the court of appeal approved the decision of the local court and the prison sentence given to Ozan Güven became final.

On the other hand, Güven denied the accusations in a previous statement and said, “I did not even flick it. I am being punished because the lampshade is considered a weapon. The incident took place when I was forcibly taking the lampshade away from him so that he would not do anything ridiculous.” Ozan Güven has a final sentence of 45 days in prison within the scope of the violence case.