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Many civil society organizations and others which means that Ghanaians have asked for an independent investigation into the incident to ensure that justice is done.
Police announced Tuesday that seven of the eight alleged thieves, whose attack would have caused the death of a police officer with the SWAT unit The Ashanti regional police chief had was shot as a result of a shootout.
But the families of some of the deceased challenged the police claims.
The families suggested that the police had killed "The relatives who, they say, are not thieves as the police claim."
Many others have since said that the record of The police on the death of the seven people were incoherent
They marched Thursday in the streets of the regional capital of Ashanti to protest the murder.
Among other things, they burnt tires and besieged The police station of Asawase to seek justice.
But according to the Director General of Public Affairs Police, ACP David Eklu, the service is ready to resolve the stalemate and solve the problem at the Amicable
. "It is very important that we get a body outside the police department to look at all the circumstances in order to see what is wrong, and we see the way forward. This is the position of the police administration now. This is for a sober reflection on the incident, an unbiased discussion of the incident and see how this issue will be resolved. "
Meanwhile, the director of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service, DCOP Maame Yaa Tiwa Addo-Dankwah said his team has already begun investigations into the subject.
" The Regional Command is working, the case is under investigation and at the appropriate time, we will release our findings and everyone will know, "she said.
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