National Security operatives accused of assaulting mechanic, apprentice
A 30-year-old mechanic, Bilal Mohammed, and his 23-year-old apprentice, Ibrahim Issah, have accused some National Security operatives of assaulting them during an exercise by the Okaikwei North Municipal Assembly. The incident occurred on Thursday after the two reportedly protested against the removal and towing of vehicles parked along Nmane Street 9, near their workshop at … The post National…
A 30-year-old mechanic, Bilal Mohammed, and his 23-year-old apprentice, Ibrahim Issah, have accused National Security operatives of assaulting them during a municipal assembly exercise. The incident took place after the two reportedly protested the removal of vehicles parked along Nmane Street 9, near Bilal's workshop in Accra. About 20 operatives, wearing vests with "National Security" written on them, allegedly assaulted the victims with metal wire cables, causing lacerations, cuts, and injuries to their backs and heads.
Bilal further alleged that the operatives stole his mobile phone and money. He lodged a complaint at the Hong Kong Police Station, which is under investigation. The police confirmed that the medical form issued to Bilal has been endorsed by a medical doctor at Mab International Hospital. Chief Inspector Bismark Selasi Doamekpor assured that the perpetrators would be arrested and held accountable.
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