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Police can charge persons keeping Bawumia’s car - Ace Ankomah

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  • TerriblY Spe cifiC 11 years ago

    Renowned legal practitioner Ace Anan Ankomah says the Ghana police on their own can compel the production of the accident vehicle of opposition politician Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.

    The police do not necessarily need to invoke ...
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  • TerriblY Spe cifiC 11 years ago

    Two Peruvians are standing trial in an Oslo City Court in Norway for allegedly stealing crown jewels belonging to the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, in 2012.

    The two accused persons, Luis Angel Acosta Barrios, 44, and J ...
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  • KWAME 11 years ago

    WE WILL NOT ALLOW NPP TO BE PUTTING DUSH IN OUR EYES

  • OSEI TAWIAH 11 years ago

    This dude Ace Ankomah or whatever he calls himself doesn't know what he is talking about. No one on this planet is compelled by law to stay at the scene of an accident 24 hrs after it happened. It is the job of the Police to ...
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  • TerriblY Spe cifiC 11 years ago

    SIR JOHN THE IDIOT AND COWARD ABANDONED BAWUMIA'S ACCIDENTED CAR AT A MECHANIC SHOP AT LA.

  • BOY KOFI 11 years ago

    How can Bawumia who wanted to lead Ghana becomes a law breaker?If Bawumia is a gentleman,he will not play this dirty with police.He should be the first person to help police for investigation but not put his wieght behind she ...
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  • TerriblY Spe cifiC 11 years ago

    When the police called on him at home to give them a statement, he told them he was holding a meeting. How can such people be responsible enough to rule this country? Thank God NPP did not return on Dec. 7, 2012.

  • SIMPLE TRUTH 11 years ago

    Why was Sir John in a hurry to tow the accident car away? Sir John and the NPP know that Nana Addo will not make it through the court - he will lose the court case. The NPP would not and does not want Nana as presidential can ...
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  • Ateabisa 11 years ago

    Jurisdictions where even innocent third- party motorists and passerbys are required by law to remain at the scene of an accident to assist police with their investigations. So how could Owusu Afriyie,a lawyer,counsel people t ...
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  • Fiifi 11 years ago

    If I were the interior minister ,I would summon the IGP and reprimand him for the situation!What is the Attorney-General and Justice Minister also doing?!?!?! All these things are anchored in the laws of Ghana!!! Are these m ...
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  • Ateabisa 11 years ago

    Swift and decisive action when the whole administration is focused on prviding a justification for a dubious pilgrimage to Israel?
    I have serious doubts if the current govt has learnt any useful lessons from the experience i ...
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  • CD 11 years ago

    The secretary with his big mouth will land him a big trouble. How can you accuse the President for engineering this sad accident. Bawumia is insignificant in Ghanaian politics to warrant killing him. Ghana wake up!!!!

  • GOD IS MY JUDGE HONESTNEST 11 years ago

    Ask Bawumia to produce his accident car very simple?

  • BENJAMIN 11 years ago

    GHANA WHAT IS HAPPEN TO US ONE POLITICAL PARTY GETS UP AND TELLS THE POLICE WHAT TO DO AS IF THEY ARE THE LAW PREZ JOHN MAHAMA PLS WAKE UP IF YOU ARE SLEEPING FOR THE NPP WANTS TO MAKE THINGS DIFFICULT FOR YOU.

  • Efua Bloomberg 11 years ago

    NPP leadership is determined to make Ghana lawless. Th ePresident must be president and ensure that the laws of the country are enforced strictly and justly. Can any ordinary person run his car into a ditch or accident and re ...
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  • Mama Tula 11 years ago

    Are you sure even if the Police arrests whoever is keeping the vehicle and charge him/her for interfering with Police investigation would be dealth with according to law?? I doubt very much as Ghana has turned into a Banana R ...
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  • Unclefi 11 years ago

    I do find it very difficult to believe that ghana is really part of the global world.Ghanaians never does anything right and yet we think we know best.How can a crash vehicle just vanish and the state police can't find it. Th ...
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  • SAM MURDOCK 11 years ago

    The NDC is beating around the bush. The just like to spew the rot out of their stinking mouths.

  • Atsupui 11 years ago

    Motor accident, and the Police is behaving as if they are after a coup plotter. If they exhibit half of the zeal with which they are all over with this accident in robbery cases, armed robbery will be a thing in the past in G ...
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  • justice 11 years ago

    The NPP Gen Sec said they were conducting their own investigation when asked to produce the vehicle, so how come they don't know it's whereabouts

  • NANA KNUST 11 years ago

    WE NEED SOME SENSIBLE MEN LIKE THIS TO HELP GHANA GROW NOT FOOLS LIKE SIR JOHN.

  • Fiifi 11 years ago

    Well said! But the govt must also wake up! If those at post can't do their job, they should give way to such qualified and able people to do the job.The whole legal department of the police service should be replaced with com ...
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  • OBINNA 11 years ago

    Ghana is increasingly becoming a lawless country. How can the police become so emasculated that politicians and the ordinary man/woman can prevent this institution from performing its constitutional function?

  • Nii Ayiku 11 years ago

    WAKE UP, GHANA POLICE OR BE DISBANDED ! What is happening to our police force ? Last time it was Chris Brown smoking wee in the full glare of the public, only for the Ghana police to institute an enquiry after the deed is don ...
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  • Charles 11 years ago

    Bawumia should know better. I don't know why he remains silent on this issue. And I am surprised that the police are writing to the NPP as a party, instead of writing to Bawumia to produce the car.

  • CLUB 11 years ago

    ACE,
    I don't, of course, know whether you've been correctly reported, but it seems to me your emphasis on the powers of the police is strange.

    The police know they have these powers! If the accident victim had been an or ...
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  • Sunkwa 11 years ago

    The police have no inherent powers to order the production of the car--they might have that powers only if the car was involved in a criminal enterprise--and even that whatever pieces of evidence gathered might have been comp ...
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  • Kwaku 11 years ago

    Bawumia, you are a disgrace.

  • GENERAL DeGAULE 11 years ago

    Renowned only in the fish bowl of Ghanaian politics. Traffic accidents are investigated on site. That is where investigators record skid marks and all other pertinent information. Not when the vehicle has been towed hundreds ...
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  • tiger shark 11 years ago

    Not long a go 30 died on the spot
    on the tamale -bole road.NPP did not
    make any noise because these were ordinary ghanaians who dot matter as
    they do not serve their crazy desire for power.
    The noise about bawumia is an ...
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  • JUSTMAN 11 years ago

    THE PERSON WHO HAD THE ACCIDENT IS A RESPONSIBLE CITIZEN AND SHOULD BE MADE TO PRODUCE THE VEHICLE AND ASSIST IN INVESTIGATIONS. LET US STOP THIS IMMATURE BEHAVIOUR IN THIS COUNTRY.