Fitness Influencer Ozcan Aytemiz Charged with Drug Supply and Assault

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Fitness Influencer Ozcan Aytemiz, aka "Supa Turk", Jailed Following Drug Arrest on Anzac Day​

Fitness influencer and former member of the iconic Aesthetics Crew, Ozcan Aytemiz, known online as Supa Turk, has been remanded in custody following a high-profile arrest on April 25, 2025, in Sydney’s inner-west. Aytemiz now faces 10 criminal charges, including drug supply, assaulting police, and break and enter—casting a dark shadow over a once-celebrated online fitness persona.

The Incident: Anzac Day Arrest in Cabarita, NSW​

On Anzac Day at approximately 11 a.m., NSW Police responded to reports of a home intrusion on Cabarita Road. Officers arrived to find Aytemiz allegedly leaving the property carrying illicit substances. Eyewitness accounts and officer statements detail a scene where Aytemiz reportedly attempted to dispose of evidence, spilling liquid on the arresting officers during the process.

Substances Recovered:​

• GHB (Gamma-Hydroxybutyrate)
• Cocaine
• Methamphetamine

Aytemiz allegedly resisted arrest, resulting in minor injuries to multiple officers on the scene. A subsequent search of his residence uncovered additional containers suspected of containing prohibited drugs.

Full List of Charges Filed Against Ozcan Aytemiz​

Filed at Burwood Police Station, the following charges were made:

• 1 count of Supplying a Prohibited Drug
• 3 counts of Possessing a Prohibited Drug
• Break and Enter with Intent
• Assaulting Police During Duty
• Resisting Arrest
• Additional related offenses

The fitness influencer was denied bail twice — once on April 26 and again on April 29 at Parramatta Bail Court. He remains incarcerated until his next scheduled appearance on May 14, 2025.

Rise to Fame: The Aesthetics Crew and Connection to Zyzz​

Aytemiz built his social media persona in the early 2010s, appearing as a regular fixture in Australia’s fitness nightlife. As part of the now-legendary Aesthetics Crew, he aligned himself with Aziz "Zyzz" Shavershian, the charismatic figurehead of the online bodybuilding movement. Known for touring nightclubs and festivals, they symbolized a new wave of fitness lifestyle influencers blending physique with internet fame.

Aytemiz’s close association with Zyzz granted him early notoriety, with many fans referring to him as one of the "disciples" of the late icon. Zyzz tragically passed away in 2011 while in Thailand at the age of 22.

Prior Convictions and Legal History​

This is not Aytemiz’s first brush with the law. On January 29, 2025, he was found guilty of:

• Driving while disqualified
• Possession of a prohibited drug

For these offenses, Magistrate Emma Manea issued a \$300 fine and a Community Corrections Order lasting 18 months.

Public Reaction: Fitness Industry Shaken​

The arrest has shocked both fans and influencers within the fitness and bodybuilding communities. With over a decade in the public eye, Aytemiz’s downfall raises pressing questions about the mental and legal toll of online fame. Once revered for his physique and association with motivational culture, the "Supa Turk" moniker has now become synonymous with controversy and criminal allegations.

Final Notes​

Aytemiz’s fall from grace serves as a cautionary tale for influencers navigating public life, addiction, and the relentless pressure to maintain an image. As he awaits his next court hearing, the bodybuilding world watches—grappling with the consequences when image, influence, and illegality collide.