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General News of Monday, April 8, 2019
Source: dailymailgh.com
2019-04-08
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Ghanaian police opened an extensive investigation following the death of one of its agents within the mobile force unit in neighboring Togo.
Police in Aflao, in the Volta region, who responded to reports of the incident identified the deceased as Israel Chief Inspector Theophilus Dotse.
Preliminary investigations revealed that the deceased had been on Thursday in the Togolese capital, Lome, with a mechanic, Samuel Anyidoho, to buy a car engine.
The deceased who had spent just two days in the city had complained of severe heart pain.
"On 06/04/19, between 3pm and 4pm, they went to buy the engine and, while they were at the seller's, the deceased complained of severe heart pain. The mechanic took him to the Meico Ong Woman Environment Saante Center, a hospital in Togo to be treated, but was declared dead upon arrival by a doctor from the institution, a police report said. preview by Dailymailgh.com.
The police officers who were sent to the police station of the third district of Togo-Dzidzorli indicated that a Gota handset, a Nasco mobile phone, a police identity card, a voter's card, all bearing the name of the deceased person were found.
A sum of 350.00 GHC and 7,500 CFA was also given to Superintendent Obrako Bempah, District Commander of Aflao, who led the team in Togo.
The dead body of the deceased was later transferred to Aflao and has since been deposited at the Ketu South Municipal Hospital.
A Toyota Corolla bearing the GE 6100-15 registration number, on board which the deceased and his mechanic were on board, has since been impounded at the Aflao Police Station.
The police, who consider the death suspect, have not yet contacted the family of the deceased at the time of filing this report.
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