CID charges 3 NDC gurus on duct tape leaked

General News of Monday, March 18, 2019

Source: dailyguidenetwork.com

2019-03-18

The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has finally charged three gurus of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) with the content of the infamous audio recording leaked.

This is the first action of the law enforcement agency that emphasizes the seriousness of the issue and is the subject of intense public conversation.

The NDC's national president, Samuel Ofosu-Ampofo, as well as the two most senior communication officers of the party – Sammy Gyamfi and Kwaku Boahen – have been indicted.

Their charges followed their previous police invitation which, according to some skeptics, was about to be canceled at the halfway mark. No charges will be laid against the suspects. Their remarks, when they were moderated by the national president, contained very dangerous information about the party's bloody strategies for 2020 elections.

The issue of kidnapping people who were not in party books, as well as physical and verbal attacks on political opponents, particularly exasperated and frightened by most Ghanaians, wondered why the NDC would want walk in this way. just way to recover the power of the ruling NPP.

The CID accused the three of "conspiracy to commit a crime with intent to kidnap and conspiracy to commit a life-threatening crime".

DSP Juliana Obeng, head of public relations at CID headquarters, who announced the renunciation of disadvantage, added that "with this evolution, the ritual of reporting to the CID on a specific day ends."

After being formally charged, the police will prepare the case for the next level, namely the court.

The subject comes at a time when the debate on political activism has sparked an unprecedented public conversation – the way to stop it from taking a partisan turn.

With the Vigilance Forces playing a role in NDC's lethal strategies, the charges and the possible appearance of the three men in court, Ghanaians are now witnessing verifiable attempts to eliminate the chancre from the country's body politic.

During this unfortunate registration, the national president extolled his party's dexterity in "secret" and "unobstructed" operations – an approach that he said will be applied in the upcoming elections. General.

Following the revelation of the registration and awareness of its implications for national security, the police first invited the national president, who forced many Ghanaians to wonder about themselves. he would even make a report.

The others were invited later. The president reported with the usual solidarity show of supporters of the party.

Azorka Boys' sponsors, Sofo Azorka, reportedly asked his boys to travel to Accra to take over the approach to the police headquarters. It is unclear, however, how he intended to dare the police, which would have been consistent with the NDC's plan to create a scrum.

During their first appearance at the CID headquarters, the NDC president obtained a deposit of 400 000 GH ¢ for the leak of the cbadette, while Kwaku Boahen was given a bond of 200 000 GH ¢ with bail .

It was unclear what charges the police had with Sammy Gyamfi