Is the reason for the bloody attack in Afyonkarahisar a matter of 'debts owed'?

Eight people were killed in a shooting in the İhsaniye district of Afyonkarahisar, Turkey, with the main suspect identified as Arif Sefa Ö. According to villager Ali İhsan Adatepe, the violence stemmed from a debt dispute with individuals working in the combine-harvester business and escalated after an alleged ambush. Adatepe said the suspect fired on civilians and teachers who crossed his path as he fled and switched vehicles. The case matters because it points to an ordinary commercial debt quarrel as the trigger for one of Turkey's deadliest recent shootings. Investigators are expected to confirm the sequence of events and the exact financial dispute behind the killings.