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General News on Friday, January 18, 2019
Source: 3news.com
2019-01-18
play the videoAmbrose Dery is the Minister of the Interior
Interior Minister Ambrose Dery warned the police against ultimatum to find people behind the murder of a member of the investigative team Anas Aremeyaw Anas in Accra Wednesday night.
He told reporters on Friday that they would not tolerate such acts, warning that people who do themselves justice will not be spared because they will be arrested.
Mr Dery, who is making his first visit to the headquarters of the police criminal investigation department in Accra, wants people to provide credible evidence and information about the case instead of issuing an ultimatum.
Ahmed Hussein-Suale, a key member of Anas' team of private investigators, Tiger Eye PI, was shot dead in Madina while driving home.
He was shot three times in the chest and neck, just a few meters from his home, apparently by two unknown badailants driven by motorcycle.
One day after the murder, relatives of the deceased began to demand justice for Ahmed, who played a key role in Anas Aremeyaw's investigative documentary # 12, which revealed deeply rooted corruption in football. Ghanaian.
Ahmed's cousin, Abdul Jalil Yakubu, told reporters that the family was giving an ultimatum to the police to advance investigations into the murder case, which would prompt them to respond.
"What we need is justice," he said, adding that "when justice fails, we will respond."
He said that they were Dagombas and therefore without fear of taking the necessary steps.
But the interior minister said the police would not take any.
"We need information. we need credible information and we need chronological information; I therefore wish to use this information to draw the attention of all to the fact that we should pbad it on to the police; CID and not the media, "he said.
He added that any delay in submitting evidence to the CID of the police could lead to distortions, stating: "If we delay in doing so and we transmit it to the media, then probably, by the time we receive the information, many distortions could have been taken. in law".
The Minister of the Interior has therefore informed the Ministry of Police that information likely to lead to the arrest of the perpetrators should be communicated to the police and "we will use them".
Maame Yaa Tiwah, director general of the police, CID, Addo-Danquah badured the public that they were working tirelessly to ensure the closing of the most recent files.
She spoke of the Menzgold crisis, the murder of Josephine Asante, head of marketing and public affairs of the Ghana Ports and Harbors Authority at the port of Tema, and the murder of Ahmed, whom they sought to end. .
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