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The National Democratic Congress (NDC) General Secretary, an opposition party, said the party would cooperate with the police to identify the perpetrators of the shooting that occurred Monday in the Kumasi office.
Johnson Asiedu Nketia said that the police were free to treat the attackers if it was identified according to the law and that the party would not interfere with this process.
"We have indicated that the crime does not have a party color. We do not know who perpetrated these acts, but because of the presence of the eyewitness, I am confident that the police will have no difficulty in getting people to identify the culprits.
"Whoever did this should be arrested and treated according to the law," he added.
One person was shot at the NDC regional office on Monday, while party leaders, including Mr. Asiedu Nketia, were in a meeting.
The incident occurred during an altercation between at least one of the victims and the shooter.
Joy News captured this picture of blood splattered on the scene after the attack
According to an eyewitness, the badailant, badociated with an NDC militia, the Hawks, shot at a NDC man three times. First in the leg while he runs and twice in the chest at close range, vulnerable.
The man whose identity has not yet been confirmed was transported to Komfo Anokye University Hospital but died. A statement from the party confirmed the shooting and death.
Mr. Asiedu Nketia denied having knowledge of the said "hawk", but added that this did not exempt him from facing the law if he was found guilty.
He hopes that the information provided by the eyewitness will help the police in his investigations. "So whether it's" vultures "or" parrots "or" hawks ", crime is a crime and they have to apprehend people."
"Our only problem is that the police should be able to apprehend the people. They should be able to identify them because we know that in some cases the police will arrest innocent people and that when they are prosecuted and found innocent, the perpetrators will have escaped. "
He urged the police to work with the information provided by the witness, "and I am sure that they will be able to identify the culprits".
The Ashanti Regional Police initiated a search of four people suspected of involvement in the shooting that took place in Kumasi at the National Democratic Congress Bureau.
In a press release, police said the four suspects suspected of belonging to an NDC self-defense group, Hawks, were behind the attack.
The police are looking for Husein Barnabas, also known as Warrior, Mijima, Damos and Abu Taliban.
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