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Police said they interrogated 13 people in connection with the murder of undercover investigator Ahmed Hussein-Suale.
Among them, Kennedy Agyapong, a member of the Parliament of Assin Center, who was accused of instigating the public to complain to Ahmed after asking that the investigator be badaulted .
Investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas, whose investigative cabinet – Tiger Eye PI – worked as an undercover investigator, was also questioned by police, revealed CID chief Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo Danquah .
Another person still to be named is also in custody for the murder that shocked the nation.
Suale was shot dead in Madina, a suburb of Accra in February, by unknown badailants. He was shot three times – twice on thehest and once on the neck – while he was returning home after a family reunion.
Photo: Mr. Ayapong has lunched an attack on Anas and Ahmed following documentary number 12
He played an important role in documentary number 12, which resulted in the resignation of Kwesi Nyantakyi, president of the Ghana Football Federation (GFA), and the dismissal of dozens of referees. Suale would have been Anas' main partner during the survey last year.
He and the Tiger Eye PI team, including Anas suffered strong personal attacks from people against work. He was killed months later.
Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah, head of the police's Criminal Investigation Department, told reporters at a press conference Tuesday that other tracks are currently being tracked to capture the perpetrators of the crime.
She stated that the information suggesting that the Kotobabi police had arrested, detained and released a suspect on bail, because of some links with the police, was inaccurate.
Photo: Ahmed's body as he was transported to burial grounds
While admitting that an officer from the Kotobabi Police Station had attempted to arrest a suspect, the CID leader stated that the officer who had arrested had panicked during his arrest. arrest and had no choice but to let him go.
"On March 20, one of the informants who helped us went to the Kotobabi police station and informed the police that he had identified a person who matched the description of one of the suspects in the badbadination. from Suale. While this police officer was hiring the informant, he had received a call from Wembley Park, near Kotobabi, informing him that the identified guy had been about to leave the premises.
Photo: CID chief says police have not faltered while investigating the case
"When he arrived there, he arrested that person who had started fighting with the policeman, who was still waiting for the arrival of the patrol team. And instead of publicly supporting the policeman, they instead turned to the help of the arrested person. Sensing that his life was in danger, the agent allowed the suspect to leave. It is therefore not true that the suspect was arrested, sent to the Kotobabi police station and, since he had links with someone else, he was released on bail, "he said. said Addo-Danquah.
However, it quickly added that, despite this development, the public had been extremely supportive of information about ongoing investigations.
"People come day and night with information so that together we find the badbadin of Ahmed," she said.
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