ANKARA. – Sub-committee on Hrant Dink murder case, set up in 2008 in the human rights’ committee at the Turkish Parliament submitted report on the case.

The sub-committee described the process as dangerous events leading to Dink’s murder. There were taken no preventive measures, as a result Dink was murdered, the report reads, Turkish Posta reports.

“Both police and gendarmerie were well-aware of the organized murder. However, it was not investigated and preventive measures were not taken,” the report states noting steps which could prevent later suchlike crimes.

To note, Agos newspaper former editor Hrant Dink was murdered on Jan. 19, 2007, in Istanbul by Ogun Samast, who was sentenced for 22 years in jail. Whereas, Yasin Hayal was sentenced for life imprisonment for organizing and prompting the murder.