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General News on Tuesday, November 27, 2018
Source: kasapafmonline.com
2018-11-27
The leader was beaten by thugs when he opened the door of his house after hearing knocking
The leader of Akyem Ntronang, in the East region, has lived the most bitter and humiliating experience of his life when he was violently badaulted uncovered by three young people. unknown men.
The violent badailants reportedly arrived in the city by taxi, asked for directions to the chief's home and went to the area to beat him.
According to an eyewitness, Akonoba, who spoke to Kasapa News, the three thugs knocked on the chief's door and, when he approached the door, they dragged him forcibly , beat him and undressed him in the light of the locals.
He recounted that the attackers then seized a sheep that was strolling and killed him with a machete that they carried and poured his blood on the chief's feet.
"They beat the chief with a machete, laid him bare, tied his hands and tied the rope to the taxi-cab. They left, dragging the chief on the ground up to the public square and taking him home while he looked on. No one could question them or stop them from committing their despicable act because they were macho men and we were afraid to approach them. It was so humiliating and an eye saw to see the naked head with his penis dangling in the glow of the residents. It was so shameful, "added Akonoba.
He added that the incident had been reported to the New Abirem police, who had come to transport the chief to the hospital for treatment.
It is unclear what sparked the badault on the leader, but locals believe his recent actions had to call for the attack.
The leader is reported to have recently banned insults in the city, but some residents were not satisfied with the punishment inflicted on those who violated the leader's directive.
"It may well be that an injured person hired thugs to beat the leader. girl [Chief] Calls for huge sums of money and other money from people who have flouted their ban on cursing, which has not been well received by many residents. Someone might have taken this step against the leader to show his dissatisfaction, "noted Akonoba.
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