• 6 suspected armed men have attacked the Atomic Hills Police Station in Kwabenya in Accra

  • One Police officer was shot dead in the process 

  • Seven prisoners were freed in the by the armed men

Some unknown armed men have allegedly attacked the Atomic Hills Police Station with guns, killing one police inspector in the process.
Adom News’ Kofi Kofi Adjei reports that the men, number six and led by a man suspected to be Nigerian national, also succeeded in freeing some seven inmates who were being held at the police station for armed robbery offences.
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On getting to the station, the leader of the armed men approached the counter unarmed and told the Counter NCO that he wanted to lodge a complaint but in the process, excused the NCO that he was going for something in his car.
The suspect later returned with five armed men and shot Insp. Emmanuel Asilevi who was on duty at the charge office before forcing the Counter NCO to open the cells where they allegedly succeeded in freeing seven Nigerians who were being held for various armed robbery offences.

Insp. Emmanuel Asilevi

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Insp. Asilevi was rushed to the Police Hospital for treatment and was later referred to 37 Military Hospital where he was confirmed dead on arrival.
The names of the remand inmates of the cell who were freed have been given as Dickson Ofori, Chubuzor Chubuzor, Edem Rockson, Emmanuel Kotey, Prince Osei, Kofi Darko and Atta Kwadwo.




4 COMMENTS

  1. Omg… from village roads with armed robbers highly rumored to be Fulanis attacking travelers, raping and robbing them, to villages in Agogo where fulanis oppenly rape women in farms and kill residents, to suburbs riddled with armed robbery activities, to galamsy towns swarmed with armed robbery, to daylight robbery at some beaches, to robbery of churches during all-service, to daylight killing of police officers in lapaz, efigya planes, Bole, to attack on police stations to set prisoners free…. omg what is democracy, economic wealth or education if you cannot be safe not in your home, not on the roads and not at work? This is more than a national emergency long overdue for first class action much more than galamsey

  2. Is the ministry of interior and other ministries involved going to sit on their hands and let these Nigerians take the law into their hands? How many times do these Nigerians have to wreak havoc on the Ghanaian citizenry before they wake up? It’s time for Nigerians to go back home period

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