A group of police officers, including Kerem Commissioner, are trying to enter a house that has been taken over by a self-proclaimed "maniac" who has killed the guards and is refusing to let anyone in. The officers try to come up with a plan to enter the house, but the maniac has set up barricades and is watching them through cameras. They decide to climb a tree to enter through an upstairs window, but the maniac has also blocked access to the upper floor.
Eventually, the officers manage to sneak into the house and catch the maniac, who turns out to be a young boy. Despite his initial defiance, the boy is apologetic and remorseful, and the officers are torn between arresting him and letting him go. The situation is resolved when the officers decide to let their followers decide whether the boy should be arrested or not.
The story also involves a character named Poor Zombie, whose house has been raided, and who is encouraged by others to get stronger and defend himself.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Someone has taken over a house and is refusing to let anyone enter.
2. The person in the house, referred to as the "maniac", claims to have killed the guards and threatens to kill anyone who tries to enter.
3. The house belongs to someone named Poor Zombie.
4. A group of people, including a commissioner named Kerem, are trying to figure out how to get into the house.
5. They discuss entering through the back or upper floor windows.
6. The person in the house has set up barricades on the downstairs windows.
7. Kerem Commissioner decides to climb a tree to enter the house through an upper floor window.
8. The person in the house is eventually caught and arrested by the police.
9. The arrested person is a child who claims to have made a mistake.
10. The child is taken into custody and the police decide to let the followers decide whether to arrest the child or not.
11. Poor Zombie's house is safe again.
12. Poor Zombie is advised to get stronger and is told to go to the gym the next day.