ACP David Eklu, Director General for Public Relations of the Ghana Police Service (GPS) has urged the public to remain calm as laboratory investigation continues in Takoradi girls’ kidnapping case.

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He said Media commentators are also expected to state facts that have been confirmed by Police and respect the sensibilities of their audiences especially, families of the kidnapped girls.

This followed a release issued by the police about human remains found by the police during investigations.

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An operation by officers of Criminal Investigation Department and Western Regional Command had retrieved some human remains from a septic tank in a building previously occupied by convict Samuel Odeoutuk-Willis, who is standing trial for the kidnapping of the three Takoradi girls.

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The human remains, discovered late on Friday, August 2, have been sent to the forensic science laboratory for analysis and further investigation.

Source: GNA