Uncle of 27 -year- old Albert Donkor who died under mysterious circumstances in Nkoranza, wants the Police to present the boy alive.
27 -year- old Albert Donkor, a footballer and digital television installer, died under mysterious circumstances in Nkoranza.
The late Donkor is said to have been picked up from his Nkoranza South home by armed officers at 2:00am on April 24, 2022 in an unregistered vehicle on an anti-armed robbery operation.
Police sources reportedly told the family Donkor was hit by a bullet by a supposed member of an armed robbery gang when the victim was leading them to other accomplices.
But the family accuses the Police of masterminding the killing of an innocent man adding that Albert may have been targeted after he chanced on a robbery operation involving some police officers.
Speaking to host of Atinka FM’s AM drive Kaakyire Ofori Ayim, Uncle of the deceased, Augustine Kojo Donyina, insisted that the Police arrested Albert Donkor Alive and so they need to present him alive.
Asked if the family had gone to identify the body, Augustine Kojo Donyina answered in the negative adding that the family will not take any step to visit the morgue until justice is served.
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“What we are saying is that they took the boy alive and so we demand that they bring him alive. Even Ataa Ayi is Alive. How do you arrest someone at home and later report to the family that the person in your custody is dead. How is that possible? This is not the first time the Police is doing something like this. We will use the case of our son as a deterrent and stop future occurrences”, Augustine Kojo Donyina told Kaakyire Ofori Ayim.
Police presence was heightened in Nkoranza following a protest by irate youth to demand justice for murdered Albert Donkor.
On Tuesday 16th May 2022, some irate youth poured onto the streets in a heated confrontation with the Police.
The youth reportedly attacked the Municipal Police headquarters destroying vehicles parked at the premises.
The Police had to fire gunshots to disperse the irate crowd.
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