Gindabour Lynching: Family head demands justice for slain police officer
The family head of the late General Constable Redeemer Kofi Owusu has called on the authorities to ensure justice is served following the alleged lynching of the 32-year-old police officer at Gindabour in the Savannah Region. Constable Owusu was allegedly lynched by a mob at his duty post in Gindabour, in the Sawla-Tuna-Kalba District, following […]
The family head of the late General Constable Redeemer Kofi Owusu has demanded justice for his slain police officer son, following the alleged lynching at Gindabour in the Savannah Region. Constable Owusu, 32, met his end at his Gindabour duty post after a clash between residents and law enforcement. His family is deeply distressed, and the family head implores for a meticulous probe into the events leading to his death.
Speaking to Adom News, Nana Sekyere Nkwantabisa III, Ahafo Mmem Sekyere Krom Hene, characterized the incident as tragic and urged authorities to ensure accountability. He emphasized the necessity for a thorough investigation to ascertain the facts and ensure that any culpable individuals face the full weight of the law. This call for justice comes as authorities strive to restore calm and protect the area's residents.
Savannah Regional Minister Salisu Be-Awuribe previously informed Adom News that authorities were making urgent efforts to ensure safety and order. The officer's alleged murder has sparked concerns over security personnel's safety and the need for accountability in confrontations between law enforcement and residents. The family now seeks answers and justice, as the investigation into the circumstances of his death proceeds.
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