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General News of Wednesday, April 3, 2019
Source: dailyguidenetwork.com
2019-04-03
The late Ahmed Hussein Suale died instantly after being shot by strangers.
The director general of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), DCOP Maame Yaa Tiwaa-Addo-Danquah, has little explained to the media how far her department has gone beyond the murder of Ahmed Hussein-Suale. Anas Aremeyaw, Anger's Tiger Eye PI.
It was a pledge she had arranged with media personnel in an effort to inform him of progress made in the major crime cases in the country, the horrific murder of Ahmed Suale. being at the top of the list.
She neither denied nor authenticated the story of the arrest of a suspect in connection with the high profile case.
Ms. Tiwaa's revelations were hotly debated on the airwaves because they lacked value in the news, especially because she refused to divulge the names of suspects or to deny information already published in the media. .
She revealed that 13 people, including Assin Central MP, Kennedy Agyapong, and Anas Aremeyaw Anas, CEO of Tiger Eye, had so far been interviewed by the CID about the killing of Ahmed Suale.
The excuse for the evasive stance that she set up was that investigations were underway and that it would be inappropriate to disclose details such as names, and so on.
She added that the persons badociated with the murder would be arrested and treated in accordance with the law.
Ghanaians have shown an unusual interest in the killing of Ahmed Suale-Hussein in Madina, Accra, by bikers.
DAILY GUIDE reported last week that the CID had transferred to BNI custody a man suspected of being behind the murder.
The newspaper reported that security officers were not willing to give details of the suspect because of ongoing investigations.
The fact that the head of the CID did not provide any useful information on the investigations conducted to date on the murder only added to the pain of the boy's family members Tiger Eye, who died from gunshot wounds in his chest and neck.
The badbadination sparked questions and criticism, which heightened the concern about who might be behind.
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