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General News of Sunday, January 27, 2019
Source: Graphic.com.gh
2019-01-27
IDC Director, Ms. Tiwaa Addo-Danquah (standing), speaking with the family of one of the abducted girls
The United States of America and the United Kingdom announced the deployment of a team of investigators to badist the Ghana Police Service in searching for the three abducted girls between August and December of last year in the United States. metropolis of Sekondi / Takoradi.
This comes as a result of increasingly pressing calls to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the police department, which should give priority to kidnapping investigations to ensure a quick rescue of the victims.
Meet the families
The director general of the CID, Deputy Police Commissioner Maame Tiwaa Addo-Danquah, who announced it during separate meetings with the families of the three abducted victims, badured the families of the commitment of the administration of the police to find the girls.
She urged families and the public to cooperate with the police, saying that the team of investigators is serious about following the girls and that "not all of the leads identified in the investigation will be made public. .
She said the early rescue of the three; The issue was not only about the family, but the whole country and beyond, baduring them that the police administration is doing everything possible to help the victims.
The director general of the CID met the families of the victims separately in their homes and conveyed to the families the sympathy of the IGP and the police administration.
The parents were very grateful to the police for the constant interaction of the regional police commander and for the IDC leader's visit, saying it gave them confidence that the police attached great importance to the search for girls.
L & # 39; anxiety
The parents expressed their gratitude for the work done so far and have called for more action to bring back their children and soothe the anxiety of the population as a result of the work. removal.
Other community members have called on the police administration, the government and the health sector to entrust the services of a clinical psychologist to help anxious parents to mitigate the trauma suffered.
DCOP Regional Police Chief, Vincent Redeemer Dedjoe, and his Deputy 2 / IC ACP Edmund Ohene Bosompem, Regional Chief of Crime ACP, Mr. James Amoako Acheamfour, and his Deputy 2 / IC, Supt. Alhaji Hussein Musah Awinaba, DSP Staff Officer, Mr. Kweku Ayepah, DSP Regional Public Relations Officer, Olivia Ewurabena Adiku, and District Police Commander of Takoradi, Supt. Peter Ofori Donkor.
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