NDC ribbon leak: Ampofo, Gyamfi and Boahene loaded

General News of Monday, March 18, 2019

Source: Myjoyonline.com

2019-03-18

The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Ghana Police has opened an investigation into the case in which the National President of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is heard in an explosive audio recording that was leaked two years ago. weeks.

Mr. Samuel Ofosu-Ampofo was charged with conspiracy to commit a crime of kidnapping and conspiracy to commit a crime of threat of injury.

The police's public relations officer, CID, Juliana Obeng, superintendent of police, told the Ghanaian Times, during a telephone interview yesterday, that the role of the file had been sent, which would determine the type of court the case would be heard and the date on which he appeared before her.

She told the paper that two other NDC officials, MM. Sammy Gyamfi and Kwaku Boahen, respectively National Communications Officer and Deputy National Communications Officer, were also charged with the same conspiracy to commit a crime of intimidation committing a crime while being threatened with harm.

PRO CID stated that the roles of the two national executives had also been sent to confirm the court, as well as the date and time of their appearance.

DSP Obeng said that Ofosu-Ampofo had been informed Thursday of the charges during his meeting with the authorities at IDC headquarters, while Gyamfi and Boahen had been informed of their charges later on Thursday afternoon.

According to her, the NDC national officers were therefore asked to stop reporting to IDC headquarters, as previously agreed, after the three men were granted bail.

The national president of the NDC has a deposit of 400 000 GHAC with two bonds.

When contacted, Ofosu-Ampofo confirmed Thursday the charges against him by the CID of the police, but declined to comment on the case, because according to his information, the case was handled by his lawyers.

In a leaked audio cbadette, a voice that resembles that of the NDC's national president is heard on a number of issues, including attacks on the president of the Electoral Commission and the president of the Peace Council, Bishop Emmanuel Asante. of the Peace Council. .

He denied the allegations and said the tape had been tampered with.