Watch police officer 'harass' journalist on live TV at John Kumah’s One-Week

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Kawaadwen 2 months ago

The arrogance of some stupid people calling themselves as journalists. They think they are above everyone.

The arrogance of some stupid people calling themselves as journalists. They think they are above everyone.
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Jimbo 2 months ago

This is lawlessness. If it was agreed that journalist should attend the event based on accreditation why shouldn't Oyerepa TV journalists show their accreditation if they obtained one? Or did they expect market women to inspe ...
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This is lawlessness. If it was agreed that journalist should attend the event based on accreditation why shouldn't Oyerepa TV journalists show their accreditation if they obtained one? Or did they expect market women to inspect the accreditation instead of the Police? What a nation!!! Journalist must show good example because they are the ones that open their mouths 360° wide to report on matters. We are watching.
Queen 2 months ago

I swear, all these STUPID, FOOLISH, SENSELESS, UNEDUCATED people parading in Ghana as "Journalists " should give us a break. Just BUNCH OF LIARS.

I swear, all these STUPID, FOOLISH, SENSELESS, UNEDUCATED people parading in Ghana as "Journalists " should give us a break. Just BUNCH OF LIARS.
Fuseini 2 months ago

As for Ghanaian journalists you are so lawless and bunch of lairs. Where is the harassment? This journalist was standing at the wrong place contrary to protocol arrangements and the policewoman was just calling him to order t ...
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As for Ghanaian journalists you are so lawless and bunch of lairs. Where is the harassment? This journalist was standing at the wrong place contrary to protocol arrangements and the policewoman was just calling him to order to reposition himself. Does that constitute harassment?
AB 2 months ago

What prevented the journalist from showing his accreditation card to the Policeman?

What prevented the journalist from showing his accreditation card to the Policeman?
Samuel Aggrey-Bezalel 2 months ago

Is this news, the arrogance of some Ghanaian journalists, is this harassment?

Is this news, the arrogance of some Ghanaian journalists, is this harassment?
Sam Fante warrior. 2 months ago

Banana republic full of illiterates monkeys and old chimpanzee is the president. Nothing is working, oh my Kwame Nkrumah Ghana.

Banana republic full of illiterates monkeys and old chimpanzee is the president. Nothing is working, oh my Kwame Nkrumah Ghana.
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Abs 2 months ago

The Police has no business asking for accreditation ID from persons when the event (funeral) is a private one. The Police will have had a legal mandate to ask for same if the occasion was a public one. The use of Police to do ...
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The Police has no business asking for accreditation ID from persons when the event (funeral) is a private one. The Police will have had a legal mandate to ask for same if the occasion was a public one. The use of Police to do PRIVATE security work in Ghana need to stop. In other jurisdictions, police uphold the peace of the public. Just because elected politicians are in attendance does not mean the event is a public event. Let’s create the environment for private security to thrive so that the teeming youth can be employed as marshals and private security for these kinds of events and the police can serve as quick response for when the need arises and the private security call upon them to act.
Richman 2 months ago

AB, you see where you are wrong, the honourable lady officer was discharging her rightful work. Should anything go wrong, the police shall be called. The Journalist should have been at least professional in his dealing with t ...
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AB, you see where you are wrong, the honourable lady officer was discharging her rightful work. Should anything go wrong, the police shall be called. The Journalist should have been at least professional in his dealing with the officer. Every work has rules.
You have answered yourself 2 months ago

Once public officials including the President were in attendance, it ceased to be a private event. At any rate the police have the right to arrest on reasonable suspicion and the right to use minimum force to compell you to c ...
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Once public officials including the President were in attendance, it ceased to be a private event. At any rate the police have the right to arrest on reasonable suspicion and the right to use minimum force to compell you to comply to their direction. Let us train our journalists accordingly before we unleash them unto the public!
Nana Sarfo 2 months ago

In this country, because people have access to the console, they think the world belong to them and can publish you anytime they want. But the tables will turn one day.

In this country, because people have access to the console, they think the world belong to them and can publish you anytime they want. But the tables will turn one day.
truth be told 2 months ago

What kind of journalism is that, you are on a live program, just go off and address the issue with officer in uniform if indeed you have sought permission from the whoever!

What kind of journalism is that, you are on a live program, just go off and address the issue with officer in uniform if indeed you have sought permission from the whoever!

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