Gindabour residents flee after teacher and police officer die in separate incidents
A confrontation between residents and a police officer has left the Gindabour community in the Sawla-Tuna-Kalba District on edge following the reported deaths of a primary school teacher and a police officer in separate but linked incidents this week. Several private properties, including vehicles, motorcycles and houses, have been vandalised, forcing some residents to flee […]
The Gindabour community in the Sawla-Tuna-Kalba District has been shaken by a series of violent incidents involving the police force and a primary school teacher. Two deaths have occurred in separate but connected events, prompting residents to flee their homes in fear. The unrest began with the death of Seidu Abu, a teacher from Gindabour D/A Primary School, who was reportedly killed by the police during an encounter on September 17.
Following Seidu's death, there was outrage among the community, who accused the police of murdering him. In response, a police officer named Owusu was allegedly lynched by a mob of residents, whose homes were subsequently vandalized. The bodies of both victims are currently at St Anne’s Catholic Hospital mortuary in Damongo for further examination.
The youth in the area are dissatisfied with the police's version of events and plan to speak out about the situation on Thursday.
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