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General News on Thursday, January 31, 2019
Source: News from the clbad
2019-01-31
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Sam Nartey George, MP for Ningo Prampram, said that he did not feel safe in the country, adding that he also did not trust Ghana's police services.
The words of the legislator come after being badaulted by a well-built man who would belong to national security in Accra during the Thursday's by-election of Ayawaso West Wuogon.
Sam George was slapped in the face after a series of shots at the La-Bawaleshie Presby JHS polling station caused a concussion.
Reacting to his badault on Clbad FM on Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019, he stated that he did not feel safe in the country.
Mr. George said, "The police were present when the badault took place and she did nothing. The police themselves also made it clear that they did not know who was using their vehicle. So, if the police can not protect their own armored personnel and the police were armed and I was badaulted and the police did not consider it necessary to intervene, I could not trust this service police to conduct an investigation.
When asked if he felt safe, Mr. George said, "I will not lie about it, I do not feel safe in this country today. The Ghana Police Service said they did not know who they were. These men attacked me. When I was badaulted, a media man said, "He's a member of Parliament," and the guy said, so what? And the Ghana police, more than 20 of them, armed, stood up and watched. Imagine that an American police officer attacks a senator, it's impossible. "
In the meantime, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), David Asante Apeatu, has instructed the Director General / Criminal Investigation Department (CID) to speed up investigations into the motive of the shooting .
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